The mathematical security layer for AI agent fleets. Rogue behavior costs exponentially more. No false positives. Post-quantum crypto.
As AI agents get more autonomous, the attack surface explodes. SCBE makes unauthorized actions mathematically infeasible.
Every request passes through 14 mathematical transformations. Hyperbolic distance, FFT coherence, Hamiltonian energy wells, and more.
Safe operations are cheap. Risky ones cost exponentially more. At the boundary, attacks become computationally impossible.
Spawn, monitor, and govern agent flocks. Byzantine fault tolerance. Automatic rogue detection through math alone.
ML-KEM-768 key exchange + ML-DSA-65 signatures. Your governance decisions are quantum-resistant today.
Six semantic domains weighted by golden ratio. Higher-privilege operations require proportionally more authorization.
Legitimate agents never get flagged. The geometry guarantees it — authorized operations always stay near the center.
Multi-model lattice routing: charge propagates through nodes, strongest path discharges into action
| Tongue | Domain | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| KO (Kor'aelin) | Intent / Orchestration | 1.000 |
| AV (Avali) | Transport / Context | 1.618 |
| RU (Runethic) | Policy / Binding | 2.618 |
| CA (Cassisivadan) | Compute / Execution | 4.236 |
| UM (Umbroth) | Security / Redaction | 6.854 |
| DR (Draumric) | Schema / Attestation | 11.09 |
Usage-based pricing. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
Marcus Chen is a security engineer who has never once believed in magic. Then he falls into Aethermoor — a world built on six sacred languages that govern everything from trust to transportation. He has 72 hours to prove he's not a threat. A talking raven named Polly thinks he might be worth keeping.
"A 150,000-word isekai fantasy where magic is protocol architecture, governance is a love language, and the most dangerous thing in any system is the silence nobody thought to name."
SCBE is built by a solo developer in Port Angeles, WA. Every contribution goes directly to development.
SCBE-AETHERMOORE is an AI safety and governance framework that uses hyperbolic geometry (the Poincare ball model) to create a 14-layer security pipeline for AI agent fleets. It makes adversarial behavior mathematically infeasible by exponentially scaling the cost of unauthorized actions. The framework includes post-quantum cryptography (ML-KEM-768 and ML-DSA-65), a Sacred Tongues tokenizer with golden-ratio weighted semantic domains, and full fleet management for autonomous AI agents.
In hyperbolic space, distance from the safe center grows exponentially as you approach the boundary. SCBE maps all AI agent actions into this space using the cost function H(d, R) = R^(d^2). Safe, authorized operations stay near the center where cost is low. Adversarial behavior drifts toward the boundary where the cost becomes computationally infeasible. This is a mathematical guarantee, not just a policy rule.
The EU AI Act is comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence systems, with enforcement beginning August 2, 2026. Penalties for non-compliance can reach 35 million EUR. SCBE provides the governance audit trail, risk classification (ALLOW / QUARANTINE / ESCALATE / DENY), and cryptographic attestation that AI systems need to demonstrate compliance. Every governance decision is logged with post-quantum signed timestamps.
SCBE offers three plans: Starter at $49/month (1 flock, 8 agents, 5,000 governance checks), Growth at $149/month (5 flocks, 40 agents, 25,000 checks), and Enterprise at $499/month (25 flocks, 250 agents, 100,000 checks). All plans include usage-based overage pricing with no contracts. The open-source library is also available free on npm and PyPI.
Yes. The Six Tongues Protocol: Book One by Issac Daniel Davis is available on Amazon Kindle. It is a 150,000-word isekai fantasy novel where security engineer Marcus Chen falls into Aethermoor — a world governed by six sacred languages. The novel is the narrative origin of SCBE's technical architecture, where magic is protocol architecture and governance is a love language.