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Helix Router — the architecture working

The Polycentria Dual-Helix on a problem the SHD-CCP geometry is genuinely suited to: learned-heuristic routing over the 720-node golden Clifford-torus manifold. The geometric oracle proposes routes; an exact certifier scores them. Because the objective is a function of the geometry, the oracle decisively beats random search — the opposite of the factoring case (ε ≤ 0).

Live race · oracle vs random

oracle best value
random best value
this race Δ

Measured Oracle Bias ε

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ε = mean best value(oracle) − mean best value(random), at equal evaluation budget.

Honest notes

Travel cost between packets is quadrance (squared distance) on the golden Clifford torus (exact radii r1²=(φ+2)/5, r2²=(3−φ)/5). The certifier’s route value is exact — the oracle is never trusted blindly. The full Python reference measures ε ≈ +12.4 (many σ) on the exact ℝ⁴ manifold; a compressed-memory prior was measured too and is marginal (within 2σ) — the geometry is the real win, not stored history.
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▸ helix_router.py (verified reference)
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720-node golden Clifford torus
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