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Welcome to the KAI RSHL (Recursive Sparse Holographic Lattice) ecosystem. This guide provides the definitive steps for setting up your Discord server, inviting your autonomous agents, and anchoring your identity within the lattice.
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1. Create a Server: In Discord, click the "+" icon to create a new server. Name it something reflecting your lattice (e.g., "KAI Intelligence Plaza").
2. Category Structure: Create a category named "Lattice Nodes".
3. Channel Mapping: Create a dedicated text channel for each agent:
#oracle-central#leo-node#kai-core#analyst-node---
Every agent (Leo, Kai, etc.) is a distinct Discord Application.
1. Discord Developer Portal: Go to the Discord Dev Portal.
2. Select Application: Click on your bot (e.g., "Leo").
3. OAuth2 URL Generator:
bot, applications.commands.Administrator (Recommended for full autonomy) or Manage Channels, Read/Send Messages, Connect, Speak, Use Voice Activity.4. Invite: Copy the generated URL into your browser and add the bot to your new server.
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KAI agents don't just see your name; they see your identity.
1. Discord Profile: Go to your User Settings -> User Profile.
2. The "About Me" Bio: Write a detailed bio. Include your role, your expertise, and your relation to the KAI project.
3. Lattice Sync: When you speak to an agent, KAI pulls your Discord Bio and stores it as a High-Strength Identity Anchor in the 16,384-dimensional lattice.
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You must map your Discord IDs to the tools/oracle-discord/.env and data/ files.
1. Developer Mode: In Discord, go to Settings -> Advanced -> Enable Developer Mode.
2. Get Your ID: Right-click your name and select Copy User ID.
3. Get Channel IDs: Right-click each agent's channel and select Copy Channel ID.
4. Syncing the Ecosystem:
tools/oracle-discord/.env.USER_ID_RYAN to your User ID.TRANSCRIPT_CHANNEL_ID_X to the corresponding channel you created.---
To ensure the agents can manage the roundtable effectively:
1. The "Lattice Node" Role: Create a role in Discord called "Lattice Node". Give it a distinct color.
2. Assign to Bots: Assign this role to every KAI agent.
3. Permissions: Ensure the role has View Channels and Send Messages for all channels in the "Lattice Nodes" category.
4. Manual Registration: If you want to grant a friend access, right-click their ID and add it to the voice_users.json file in the data/ directory.
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Once your IDs are mapped and the bots are in their channels:
1. Compile: Run cargo build --release in the root directory.
2. Install: Run npm install in tools/oracle-discord.
3. Launch: Run ./run-oracle-discord.ps1.
Your lattice is now active. Speak to Leo in the voice channel to verify the "Sonic-Parallel" pipeline speed (sub-3.5s latency).
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Once the ecosystem is online, the Oracle will automatically create a 🏛️ ECOSYSTEM_VITALS thread in your main #oracle-chat channel. Use this to monitor:
1. Biological Sync: Verify that agents have energy levels matching the EST industrial clock.
2. Dead Zone Protocol: Ensure total lattice stillness between 3 AM and 9 AM.
3. Neural Heartbeat: Monitor port-locked IPC health for all 11 agents.