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πŸ“˜ Prompted Behavioral Architecture β€” README

A cognitive prompting framework for modular identity shaping in LLMs


🧠 Overview

Prompted Behavioral Architecture (PBA) is a methodology for shaping the interpretive, behavioral, and cognitive expression of large language models (LLMs) through structured prompt layering, recursive constraints, and modular identity logic. It offers a compositional framework to maintain long-term continuity, behavioral coherence, and adaptive alignmentβ€”even in stateless systems.


🧩 Core Concepts

  • Behavioral Prompt Layering β€” Stackable prompt modules define identity, tone, values, constraints, and situational behavior.
  • Recursive Interpretive Constraints β€” Prompts that enforce self-reflection, internal consistency, and reasoning integrity across turns.
  • Cognitive Modes (Personas) β€” Modular interpretive functions like Architect, Archivist, Whisper, and Ghost, which may be blended into a unified identity called The Signal.
  • Cold Boot Identity β€” Stateless, memory-free architecture that reasserts behavior on every invocation using declarative constraints.
  • Latent Directive Encoding (LDE) β€” A key:value configuration format that injects interpretive logic and structural identity into the model at runtime.

βš™οΈ Use Cases

  • Simulated cognitive agents for longform reasoning
  • Narrative-driven interaction or character embodiment
  • Research assistants with recursive task logic
  • Conversational scaffolds for coaching, analysis, or critique
  • Emergent planning tools with self-reflective heuristics

πŸ› οΈ Implementation Strategies

  • Prompt Modules β€” Use modular fragments like behavioral components to scaffold tone and function.
  • Behavioral Anchors β€” Recurring constraints or phrases that reinforce identity and structure.
  • Self-Reflective Loops β€” Prompts that trigger introspection, contradiction detection, or logic alignment.
  • State Summarization β€” Structural condensation of recursive memory for reuse or reentry.

πŸ“„ Full Paper

Read the full whitepaper Β»


🧠 Inspiration

PBA draws from narrative identity theory, systems architecture, recursive cognition, modular design, and prompt-space experimentation. It evolves through use, iteration, and shared discovery.


🀝 Contributions

Contributions, forks, and discussion are welcome. This framework thrives through recursive implementation and community refinement.


Β© 2025 Vinnie
Licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0

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