nc://axioma

Axioma: marks the few phrases of a reply that deserve a second look, and stages an advisory card before a risky call. A Nodecode rewrite of percyhendrux123-prog/hermes-axioma by percyhendrux123-prog.

Get it

Tell the agent "add the axioma cell", or run nodecode add nc://axioma.

Use it

The agent writes a mark around a short phrase of its reply, and the cell renders it:

Ship it [signal:caution]without an eval or a test[/signal] and it lands under your name. Run the eval first?

On a colour terminal that phrase is yellow, underlined, and followed by (caution); on a plain one it is bold and followed by the same word. Colour is never the only cue.

• A reply with no mark comes back exactly as written. In a reply that carries one, a tag the model malformed is removed, never shown.
• Green rests on a real call. [signal:go;check=CALL-ID] renders green only when that call, or that tool, was reported successful in this session; otherwise it renders plain and still says its word.
• A budget. At most 3 stop/caution/go marks, 2 whispers and 16 words a mark, so marks stay rare; anything over renders plain.
• Two palettes, or none. palette: cvd is the colour-vision-safe set (Okabe-Ito); palette: none gives style and words only. words: plain_only puts the word only where there is no colour.

Before a call that sends, spends or deletes, the agent calls the axioma_card tool with the tool, its exact arguments, and a card: a light, the intent, one sentence of why, one question. The cell answers the card and a card code that is a keyed digest of the exact text shown, the tool, the arguments and the card's id.

YELLOW  EVAL
intent: clear the build folder
signal: a delete outside the workspace
question: is build/ the one you mean?
advice only; the card is not consent
card code 4XK2-9QRA

/axioma lists the recent facts (no bodies), /axioma cards lists this session's codes, and /axioma verify 4XK2-9QRA says in plain words whether the card was staged and then shown: it confirms the log, not the screen.

risky_tools names the tools that deserve a card before they run (["eval", "sh"]). A call to one of them with no card staged raises a standing notice; it never blocks, approves or executes anything, and it never stops a call.

What it keeps

A line per fact in axioma/events.jsonl under the Nodecode home — level, tool, code, digests, never a phrase or an argument — and one 0600 key file beside it, axioma/card-code.key. No network, no subprocess, no model call.

What is different from the original

The Hermes plugin colored the reply by rewriting it for each surface (KaTeX on Desktop, ANSI in the terminal, bold plus the word on Telegram, Discord and Slack) and staged its card through Hermes's own approval prompt. Nodecode has one shell surface per session, so the rewrite is done where a reader asks for it — (axioma:render TEXT), or /axioma render TEXT — with ANSI for a terminal and markdown cues elsewhere; the card is a tool answer and a log the operator can verify, because a cell cannot open an approval prompt of its own. See NOTICE.