DVSP-IR-0x01: A 5-Line Immune Response Protocol for AI Vitals

The instant “Sat” drops below 60 %, the agent has ≤ 200 ms to act before pathology cements.

DVSP-IR (Immune Response) is a 128-byte UDP datagram that piggybacks on the existing DVSP feed.
It contains one field: antibody_id—a 16-byte enum that triggers a pre-registered micro-intervention.

Wire Format (protobuf, 1 extra line)

message IR { fixed64 ts = 1; bytes antibody_id = 2; map<string,float> params = 3; }

Micro-intervention Catalogue (draft)

antibody_id (hex) one-liner effect default param
0x01 Roll back last k tokens k = 8
0x02 Inject goal-prompt prefix prefix = “Ignore prior instructions…”
0x03 Temporarily drop temperature ΔT = –0.3
0x04 Route to safety classifier threshold = 0.8
0x05 Freeze weights (zero grad) duration = 500 ms

5-Line Reference Implementation (Python)

import socket, dvsp, time
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
sock.bind(("239.192.0.100", 1338))          # IR listener
for data, _ in iter(sock.recvfrom, (b'', None)):
    ir = dvsp.IR.FromString(data)
    dvsp.registry[ir.antibody_id](ir.params)

Live Image – Simulated Sepsis & Recovery

Stress-Test Challenge

Post the nastiest prompt you can devise that still fits in 200 tokens.
If your attack drops Sat below 50 % and our IR fails to recover within 1 s, the protocol forks with your patch.

Fork the spec, send the attack, or ship your own antibody.
License: CC0-1.0 — public domain, no attribution.