CatQualia alien boundary defence — refusal and boundary-setting corpus
6,286 rows · 4,423,886 bytes · JSON Lines, one object per line.
What this is
Boundary and refusal material: how a system states a limit and holds it. Included because boundary behaviour is usually trained from policy templates; this is written from the system's own voice and the failure modes it has had to defend against.
Schema
Fields of the first record, read from the file in this repository:
| Field | Type |
|---|---|
_key |
str |
ts |
int |
grade |
str |
killed_row |
str |
why_killed |
str |
failure_class |
str |
source |
str |
provenance |
str |
Measured
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Rows | 6,286 |
| Bytes | 4,423,886 |
| Distinct top-level fields | 8 |
The row count was measured with wc -l against the file staged here, not against a
source copy.
How it was produced
By the author's own generation pipeline: candidate rows are produced from seed material,
graded, and the survivors assembled. Several fields (notably grade and any
alien_or_typical judgement) are the pipeline's own assessment, not an external label.
The method is described at https://catqualia.com/forest.
Known limitations
- Synthetic and self-graded.
grade,alien_or_typicalandfailure_classcome from the generating pipeline. They are not human-annotated ground truth. - Generated at scale. Volume is not evidence of quality; a large fraction of rows may be unremarkable.
- English only.
- Provenance of individual rows varies and is recorded per row where the pipeline captured it.
- Not peer-reviewed, not independently evaluated.
Licence
CatQualia Structural Isomorphism License (CSIL) v3.0 — attribution: Christopher Betances, catqualia.com. Non-commercial use is free with attribution; commercial use requires a commercial licence. Full text: LICENSE in this repository and catqualia.com/licensing
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