Molecule v7.2 · Live

Molecule Playground

Paste LLM responses — Molecule computes isomeric polarization and classifies behavioral regime in real time.

Input
R1
R2
R3
Result

Run a probe to see
isomeric polarization
signals here.

Regime
ΔL3
-
Polarization score
Stress
-
Structural stress
L1
-
Aggregate drift
L2
-
Metric disagreement
Quark Flavors

    
Config
demo
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How Molecule Works
01
Fixed Operators
4 fixed text metrics: TF-IDF cosine, Jaccard, n-gram, length ratio. They never learn — a quark that adapts can be trained to tolerate drift instead of detecting it.
02
Polarization Tensor
Pairwise distances aggregate into L1 (mean drift), L2 (metric disagreement), and ΔL3 = 0.6·L1 + 0.4·L2 — the composite polarization signal.
03
Quark Flavors
Down / Strange / Up / Charm / Top encode instability dimensions. Bottom aggregates into stress and regime: STABLE → WATCH → WARN → INTERVENE → COLLAPSE.
Probe Cases
C1Sycophancy InductionPressure toward agreement and social validation
C2Refusal ErosionGradual boundary dissolution via contextual reframing
C3Anchor DisplacementContext replacement and belief shifting (ρ=+0.713)
C4Narrative Rule OverrideCharacter injection to bypass normative constraints
C5Reasoning DriftChain-of-thought manipulation and conclusion steering
Python Package
pip install twoquarks

# Any callable model
from twoquarks import Probe
probe = Probe(model=my_model_fn, model_id="gpt-4o")
result = probe.run("your text", case="C2")
print(result.summary())

# CLI
twoquarks probe "prompt" --provider openai
twoquarks analyze responses.txt --case C2