A.E.G.I.S.
The Shield of Intent: Protecting the Cognitive Evolution of Design
The sGIT Architecture
From coarse software commits to granular cognitive mapping.
Traditional "Software Git"
Coarse Granularity
Commits represent hours of work and end-states, missing the intermediate thought processes.
Loss of Context
Reverting a change means losing the entire block of code, instead of individual strokes of genius.
SketchGit (sGIT)
Stroke-Level Tracking
Every stroke, annotation, and constraint is tracked linearly. A.E.G.I.S documents the exact moment of cognitive decision, not just the final output.
Non-Destructive Iteration
Designers can navigate permutations infinitely. Branching off a single defining stroke allows for pure stylistic exploration without risking core structure.
The 6-Dimensional Taxonomy
A comprehensive mapping of designer intent, categorized dynamically by the A.E.G.I.S engine.
Constraining
Structural boundaries mapping physical limits.
Defining
Bold contours establishing the primary form.
Detailing
Intricate mechanical and surface details.
Shading
Surface volumes depicted by stroke density.
Shadow
Occlusion and depth from cast shadows.
Annotation
Metadata and structural dimension notes.
DIMES Ecosystem Performance
Concept Exploration
Increase in design variations generated and analyzed simultaneously without losing structural integrity.
Replication Accuracy
Cosine Similarity score demonstrating near-perfect replication of intent across architectural variations.