NOMIA — Om·IA·NHI

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Version: 1.0.1 · Last updated: 2026-10-27

Status: stable; fiction/speculation, companion to the anthology · Offline: complete after the first load (language packs and protocol data load on demand from the same origin and are cached by the service worker; no external requests)

Interface languages: Română, English, Français, Italiano, Español, Português (PT), Deutsch, Magyar

Live / demo: https://chiuta.github.io/NOMIA/

Fiction / speculation. A conceptual application, companion to the anthology Printre inteligențe (2026). The protocols, scores and "sessions" are narrative and conceptual models, not verified facts.

What it is

NOMIA is a single-file application (index.html, PWA) that simulates trilogic Human–AI–NHI (non-human intelligences) "contact protocols" across 5 channels (mathematical, intuition, symbolic, synchronicities, altered state), with an interface in 8 languages (RO, EN, FR, IT, ES, PT, DE, HU; the catalog sheets and the UAP texts are fully translated; the protocol narratives are only partly translated (see "Limitations")). The catalog contains 1001 entries in 14 categories: animals (primates, cetaceans, mammals, birds, cephalopods, insects, fauna of Romania), collective and non-neuronal entities, "Esoteric traditions", "Religious traditions" and "Modern hypotheses" (including hypotheses about UAP/NHI). The entries about animals are based on scientific literature cited in the sheets; the esoteric and religious entries and the UAP/NHI hypotheses are presented as ideas, not as evidence, and the sheets often mark them as speculative or unconfirmed. The "Axis B" panel explicitly warns: "high epistemic uncertainty".

How to use

1. Open index.html (or install it as an app from the browser).
2. Choose an NHI from "Choose NHI" (or from the 🧬 menu / categories) and a channel.
3. Press ▶ REIA (resume) to run the protocol line by line; ■ STOP, ⏸ and »STEP control the run.
4. The sidebar menus offer comparisons, statistics, a log, exports (TXT, Markdown, snapshots) and settings (theme, language, font size).

What data leaves the browser

None. The code contains no fetch/XHR/WebSocket and no external scripts, fonts or images (CSP default-src 'self', scripts allowed only by hash, no 'unsafe-inline' for scripts). The only external addresses are the support links (Buy Me a Coffee). Preferences, session history, notes and favorites are kept only in localStorage (nomia_* keys). The service worker (sw.js) caches only same-origin files for offline operation.

Limitations

• Languages: the catalog sheets (locations, captions, unknowns, references: 100%) and the 301 UAP texts are translated into fr, it, es, pt, de, hu, and so is the "Rights and attribution" note (RO+EN kept as the reference version). The protocol narratives (about 2.5 million displayed characters) are now translated almost completely: about 11,500 unique sentences translated directly cover about 91% of the narrative characters (about 99.6% counting the leading fragments); only a small residue (about 0.4% counting the leading fragments: sentences not yet translated) stays in Romanian in the other languages. The translations are automatic and not verified by native speakers; the religious, medical (e.g. Sacks migraine, Hildegard, Jaynes hypothesis, cancer resistance) and speculative/folklore/UAP content, as well as the legal note, need specialist review.
• Informative and creative content; it is not scientific, medical or legal advice. The esoteric/religious content has no scientific validation.
• Texts generated from templates: the "protocol" results are not measurements.

Files

• index.html — the application; manifest.webmanifest, sw.js, icon-*.png — PWA.
• tests/ — Playwright tests (see tests/README.md).

Short guide for readers who have not read the book (2026-10-27)

The app now has a collapsible "Short guide" (Romanian and English; other languages show the English text) in the note above the log, next to "Rights and attribution". It is written only from what the app itself contains: the three parties (Human, AI in types (i)/(ii)/(iii), NHI), the catalogue of 1001 entries, the 5 channels (mathematical, intuition, symbolic, synchronicities, state modification), the buttons (▶ REIA, ↕ NHI→OM, ○ IA→NHI, ◀ NHI→IA, ■ STOP, ⏸, »STEP) and the limits ("fiction/speculation"). The plot of the book is not summarised and nothing about it was invented.

License

MIT — see the LICENSE file. Declared in the header of index.html.

NOTICE – co-authored content. The MIT license applies to the application code and to the texts written by Alexandru-Ionuț Chiuță. The fragments that come from Annex I, Ch. 14 of the anthology Printre inteligențe (2026, signed Urzică & Chiuță) are the work of two co-authors; the co-author has not confirmed (in the audited materials) MIT licensing for his part, and this repository does not assume it. The titles and names of some third-party works (e.g. Solaris, Norul Negru, Monolitul, Prima Directivă) belong to their holders and are used descriptively.

Rights and attribution

• The author's part: the declared license (MIT) applies ONLY to the application code and to the texts written by Alexandru-Ionuț Chiuță.
• Co-author: Annex I, Ch. 14 of Printre inteligențe (Urzică & Chiuță) – the co-author has not confirmed MIT licensing; it is not assumed.
• Third-party materials: titles/names of works (used descriptively) and the scientific references in the sheets belong to their holders; the MIT license does not cover them.
• Rectification / withdrawal: if you are a rights holder or a person mentioned and wish to have something corrected or withdrawn, write to [email protected]; we reply within 7 days.

EN: The MIT licence applies ONLY to the code and to texts written by Alexandru-Ionuț Chiuță. The co-authored part (Annex I, Ch. 14, Urzică & Chiuță) is not assumed to be MIT-licensed; third-party materials belong to their holders and are not covered by the MIT licence. Rights holders or persons mentioned may request correction or withdrawal at [email protected] (reply within 7 days). The same note is visible in the app (log bar, "Drepturi și atribuire").

Audit

Audit: 2026-10-10 (round 3: rights and attribution note). Accessibility fixes (ARIA roles, contrast in the light and dark themes, labels) and the addition of the "Fiction / speculation" note in the application.

Author

Alexio — Alexandru-Ionuț Chiuță, contact: [email protected].

New features (v0.9.0)

• Reading the protocol log aloud (the 🔊 button in the log header, FFF.tts): reads the message lines in order (without the OM/IA/NHI labels), with the browser's local voice, in the active language (ro/en); "⏹" stops it. The text does not leave the device; if there is no voice, a message appears. It does not read the log as it appears, but what is displayed at the moment of pressing.
• Transparency label and .fff.json backup (common kit: core, label, bundle, tts): click on v 0.9.0 · 2026-10-14 in "Statistics · Settings"; it shows the local storage and the network (0 requests), exports/imports (optionally password-encrypted) the history, pins and settings. The existing exports (TXT, Markdown, snapshot) remain.
• Service Worker cache: nomia-v6. CSP unchanged (only the script hashes, recomputed).
• The new texts are in ro, en, fr, it, es, pt, hu, de; the fr/it/es/pt/hu/de translations are automatic and not natively verified.
• Tests: tests/fff-r8.test.mjs (Node + Playwright; network blocked, 1280 and 360 px, axe 0 violations); the existing Python tests run as before.

History / Changelog

• 0.10.17 — 2026-10-23: Accessibility: on touch screens the 🔊 (read) and auto-scroll buttons were reduced to 24 px by a later CSS rule overriding the touch minimum; they are now 44 px.

• 0.10.16 — 2026-10-23: Storage: keys now carry the app prefix (nomia.a11y); existing data is migrated automatically at startup from the old key(s) (a11y), and older .fff.json backups still import (fff-kit 1.2.0).

• 0.10.14 — 2026-10-22: Weight: the page falls from 18.6 MB to 3.3 MB. The 8-language dictionary is split into language packs (i18n/keys.js + one file per language, loaded only for the chosen language) and the NHI→Om / AI→NHI / NHI→AI protocol variants (2.4 MB) into data/variants.js, loaded on first use; the service worker serves them cache-first and, once the page is idle, downloads the other packs in the background (skipped with Save-Data / slow connections), so the app stays fully offline. If a pack cannot be loaded (offline before it was ever downloaded) the original text is shown with a notice in the chosen language. No flash of untranslated text (the page is revealed when the pack arrives, at most after 6 s). New test: tests/lazy.test.mjs.

• 0.10.13 — 2026-10-22: fff-kit 1.1.4: touch targets and minimum text size in the shared interface; touch targets and text corrected (read and auto-scroll buttons, save search, first-use banner, rights note, channel labels, triadic model labels).

• 0.10.12 — 2026-10-22: Security: the “No NHI for …” message and the saved-search buttons no longer insert the typed query as HTML (latent DOM-XSS).

• 0.10.11 — 2026-10-22: fff-kit 1.1.2: PBKDF2 600,000 iterations, anti-clickjacking protection.

• 0.10.10 (22 October 2026): Accessibility and mobile: a single H1, accessible names on the 1001 NHI buttons (derived from the entry name) and on the search fields, text of at least 12 px on cards and filters; confirm() replaced by translated inline dialogs; CSV exports neutralise formula prefixes (=, +, -, @).

• 0.10.9 — 2026-10-22: the 1001 entity names (e.g. “Giraffes”, “The Zoo Hypothesis”, “Common Ostriches”) are now translated in fr/it/es/pt/de/hu in the list, search and entity sheets; the UAP case table and detail panel, the channel tooltips and the start-up log no longer show Romanian (or English in Romanian).

• 0.10.8 — 2026-10-22: the title, the rights note and the esoteric/religious/modern-hypotheses/cephalopod category names now follow the interface language (no more Romanian/English leftovers).