The whole cognition stack — the verified pattern-library (the organs), the neuron map, the synapse graph, the last sleep fold, the evolution state — assembled into one running thing, sized to the machine it's on. think() is the body's single entry: it routes an input to a verified organ and answers with a receipt, or it abstains. At laptop scale this is the real small cortex; the same boot sizes up on a 512 GB box.
Pick an organ and hand the cortex a case. It routes to a verified pattern and answers with a tamper-evident receipt — or, if the case is outside everything it has verified, it refuses. This runs live, in your browser, computed by the same kernel the gate runs — nothing canned.
pattern-books/cortex.json; the think console boots the organ library live in your browser from the published seeds — kernel-backed, so what you see is what the gate computes. The frontier model only runs where the RAM exists; this page is the small cortex. The engine: the Konomi SLM · the host plan: the body · the door: kar-hub. Powered by the Konomi architecture, created by Thomas Frumkin.