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Waywardism Master Codex – Installment 4: Crisis & Mercy
This installment presents the Crisis Architecture (Fast-HCL) and the Mercy Protocol—two mechanisms that preserve ethical integrity under pressure or emotional collapse. It includes crisis-mode compressed reasoning, post-crisis reconstruction, Mercy conditions, Mirror Triggers, and drift-prevention safeguards. The v1.2.1 Addendum introduces quantified Mercy-ratio thresholds and pattern definitions. This volume ensures Waywardism remains human-viable without abandoning rigor.
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