ejentum-unified

Route multi-dimensional tasks to Ejentum Logic API harnesses with optional stacking.

3|Updated Apr 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ejentum/integrations --skill ejentum-unified
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Skill: ejentum-unified
Source: https://github.com/ejentum/integrations/tree/main/claude-code/skills/ejentum-unified
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ejentum/integrations --skill ejentum-unified

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It solves the problem of choosing the correct reasoning, coding, honesty-under-pressure, or memory harness for a task so the model applies the right cognitive procedure and response shape instead of guessing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automatic multi-mode routing: Selects the appropriate harness (reasoning, code, anti-deception, memory) based on task intent and failure risk.
  • Two-mode stacking for cross-domain work: Runs a primary and optional secondary mode (max two) to cover multi-dimensional tasks without signal competition.
  • Consistent cross-mode response handling: Provides a shared semantic response structure (prohibitions, control flow, topology, assertions, and amplify/suppress signals) to improve absorption and execution.

Example use case: You’re debugging a complex feature where correctness matters and user framing might hide issues; route to the code harness for engineering procedure, optionally pair with anti-deception to avoid rubber-stamping under persuasive context.

Quick Start

Tell your AI agent the task in one sentence and specify the mode as reasoning, code, anti-deception, or memory, then follow the router’s absorption steps before producing your final output.

Frequently Asked Questions about ejentum-unified

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I route multi-dimensional AI tasks to the right cognitive harness?▼

To route multi-dimensional tasks, you select the appropriate cognitive harness mode—reasoning, code, anti-deception, or memory—and send a POST request with a JSON query and the chosen mode to the Logic API endpoint. This ensures the correct cognitive procedure is applied to your specific analytical or engineering scenario.

What is two-mode stacking for cross-domain AI tasks?▼

Two-mode stacking is an optional routing feature that runs a primary and a secondary cognitive harness simultaneously. It covers multi-dimensional tasks, such as pairing code generation with anti-deception, to ensure cross-domain accuracy without signal competition.

How does an anti-deception harness prevent AI models from rubber-stamping false assertions?▼

An anti-deception harness prevents rubber-stamping by applying an integrity-under-pressure cognitive procedure. It evaluates persuasive user framing and suppresses incorrect outputs, ensuring the model maintains strict response integrity instead of guessing under contextual pressure.

Can I use the Logic API to handle memory and state-tracking scenarios?▼

Yes, you can use the Logic API for perceptual and state-tracking scenarios by selecting the memory mode. This routes the task to the memory harness, ensuring the correct response shape is applied for tracking and retaining complex operational states.

Do I need an authorization bearer key to send POST requests to the Logic API?▼

Yes, an authorization bearer key is required to send POST requests with JSON queries to the Logic API endpoint. This authentication ensures secure access to mode-specific routing and multi-mode upgrade constraints.

What are the limitations of stacking cognitive harnesses for prompt absorption?▼

The primary limitation for stacking cognitive harnesses is a maximum of two concurrent modes. Exceeding this limit risks signal competition, degrading the consistent cross-mode response structure needed for accurate prompt absorption and execution.