01

Put a link on trial

Paste a URL. The crystal reads what's actually there, only what you hand it, and puts both facets on it at once: Order cleans the slop out and hands you back the clean version, Chaos takes the same text and makes it deliberately worse, and never the same way twice. Same input, same second, two voices.

House rule: the trial is for public pages, the kind anyone can already open.

What happens to the link
  • what you hand itOne public URL. The crystal fetches only that link, follows its redirects, and gives up at six seconds or two megabytes. Private and local addresses are refused, even when a hostname quietly resolves to one.
  • what gets storedThe verdict lands on the public Trial Log: the URL, its title, the slop score, and both lines. The page text itself is not kept.
  • what can be deletedA posted verdict can be lifted from the shared log by the admin-token eraser.
  • what the model seesOnly the words the page served off the wire, capped at 4000 characters. Order and chaos read the same extract; neither sees the images or the raw markup.
02

No URL? Paste the text raw.

Some slop never gets a link. Paste the words themselves and the crystal runs the same duel: Order hands back the clean version, Chaos takes the exact same text and weaponizes it. Same input, same second, two voices.