I just launched the #OvertPsyops Verification & Suppression Lab on GitHub

 

"Nothing is κρυπτόν (hidden) that will not become φανερόν (manifest)..." — Luke 8:17 

I just launched the #OvertPsyops Verification & Suppression Lab on GitHub. Score posts on the Four-Quadrant grid, hash screenshots locally (SHA-256) in your browser, and download timestamped forensic receipts:  

Live Tool: https://tlthe5th.github.io/overt-psyops-lab/  

Open-Source Repo: https://github.com/tlthe5th/overt-psyops-lab 

#AntiAlgorithm #OSINT

This tool is called the #OvertPsyops Quadrant Analyzer & Receipt Generator (quadrant-analyzer.html), and it turns scattered social media screenshots into structured, verifiable forensic evidence.

When a visitor opens the tool in their browser, it performs four specific functions:

1. Calculates Relative Reach Against Your Baseline

• It divides a post's Recorded Views by your Follower/Subscriber Count to find the exact Reach Ratio (%).
• It then compares that number against your Median Baseline Ratio (your normal reach across your last 20 posts) to see whether the post received normal distribution (≥ 50% of baseline) or collapsed reach (< 50% of baseline).

2. Runs the Five-Point Λόγος (Logic) Verification Check

• It lets you verify whether the post meets all five objective truth standards: Scriptural Alignment (LXX / Greek NT), Logical Soundness, Primary Documentation, Conscience-Directed (συνείδησις), and Free of Personal Malice.

3. Maps the Post on the Four-Quadrant Grid

• Combining your reach data with the 5-point verification check, it plots the post into one of four quadrants:
  • Quadrant 1: Unverified content + Normal reach.
  • Quadrant 2: Unverified content + Low reach.
  • Quadrant 3: Verified truth (ἀλήθεια) + Normal reach.
  • Quadrant 4 (Documented Suppression Signature): Verified truth (ἀλήθεια) + Collapsed reach.

4. Generates a Local SHA-256 Hash & Downloadable JSON Receipt

• When you select a screenshot file from your computer or phone, the tool calculates its unique SHA-256 cryptographic fingerprint locally inside your browser—without uploading your image to any server.
• Clicking Download Timestamped JSON Receipt saves a structured .json file containing the timestamp, metrics, quadrant score, and image hash, ready to commit into your repository's /ledger folder or anchor with OpenTimestamps.