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Five thousand years of writing, searchable by its shape.
Cuneiform morphology, kept honest · Gnosis-Cuneiform · PyPI cuneiform-control v0.1.0 · github.com/Zer0pa/Cuneiform
Cuneiform is one of the oldest writing systems on earth — five thousand years of pressed marks in clay.
Gnosis-Cuneiform measures the geometry of those signs so archives, classrooms, and museums can look across collections by shape. The first attempt at a governing classifier scored 0.021916 against a 0.6 target, and the score stays on the record. This page is shape infrastructure, not a reading claim, and the image-bearing corpora stay outside the public pack.

Experts catalogue cuneiform sign by sign; cross-collection search still begins from human memory.
Cuneiform sign geometry a measurable signal.
Digitised tablets become images and catalogue entries. A scholar asking which signs look like this wedge pattern still walks between collections, emails curators, and stitches the answer together from human recall and PDF appendices.
The cuneiform-control package on PyPI carries the morphology boundary in public: shape metrics, manifest checks, source policy, and the below-target classifier score recorded plainly at 0.021916. Anyone can install it, replay the manifest, and inspect the result without releasing image-bearing corpora or claiming text recovery.
One classifier score against one chosen target.
Public packet replay the same measured boundary.
Across two fresh installs, the Phase 2 score (0.021916) hashes identically. The pack validates 5 cross-field invariants with 0 schema errors against the SHA-pinned 9.28 MB artefact, stdlib-only on any Python 3.8+ host.
This is not scientific proof of text recovery: the smoke does not re-run the governing 1NN. It proves the public control pack still matches the recorded morphology boundary, byte for byte, so the failed result cannot quietly drift over time.
Manifest validation only: the smoke proves shape, not science. It does not repair the classifier result, recover cuneiform text, or release image-bearing corpora. Raw bytes remain private; Traditional-Knowledge protocols, museum image rights, and public-review limits apply. RELEASING.md and .gpd/STATE.md release-state drift pending.
Ancient sign shape search without reading claims.
The ambition is applied infrastructure for the cuneiform world: measure the geometry of a sign once, then let it travel into catalogue lookup, cross-collection comparison, classroom teaching, and museum metadata — without ever claiming text recovery or releasing image-bearing tablets the field has agreed to protect.