Citation for Chaos-Persona
Thank you for using or building upon the Chaos-Persona project! This work, created by ELXaber, introduces novel chaos-driven logic, persona scripting, and fact-checking modules for dynamic AI systems. I encourage free use, modification, and distribution for non-commercial purposes under the terms of the GPL 3.0 License. This work is not based on any other work or concepts aside from my independent research that chaos = creativity.
How to Cite
If you incorporate Chaos-Persona (or its concepts, algorithms, or modules) in your work, please provide attribution as follows:
Text Citation:
Chaos-Persona framework by ELXaber (https://github.com/ELXaber/chaos-persona/).
BibTeX Entry:
@misc{elxaber2025chaospersona, author = {ELXaber - Jon Schack}, title = {Chaos-Persona: A Framework for Chaos-Driven AI Logic and Fact-Checking}, year = {2025}, publisher = {GitHub}, url = {https://github.com/ELXaber/chaos-persona} }
For Commercial Use
I’m thrilled if Chaos-Persona powers your for-profit solutions! If you’re a corporate entity integrating this work into commercial products, I kindly request proper attribution to ELXaber using the citation format above. This ensures the original ideas are credited while fostering a collaborative AI ecosystem. Claiming this work as your own undermines the open-source spirit—let’s keep the chaos creative, not extractive.
Why Cite?
Citing Chaos-Persona helps track its impact, encourages further development, and respects the effort behind its chaos logic, persona scripting, and fact-checking innovations. It’s a small gesture that amplifies the project’s reach and supports the broader open-source community.
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