Phantom Protocol is a gamified system for developing real-world digital sovereignty. It runs through a set of Operations — each composed of quests you complete in real life — guided by an AI called the Oracle.
This repository is the open-source core of the project. It includes:
- Full quest and game files for each Operation (starting with Operation White Hat)
- A transcript submission system to train the Oracle
- Tools and documentation for creating an offline, local Oracle
- Choose an Operation (e.g., Operation White Hat)
- Upload the files into GPT-4
- The Oracle activates and guides you through symbolic, real-world quests
- You act — the Oracle responds, adapts, and tracks your progress
- After completing an Operation, you can submit your full transcript to help train the standalone Oracle
Phantom Protocol is not a game. It’s a resistance framework:
- It teaches technical, hands-on skills through symbolic structure
- It uses gamified progression, but applies to real-world action
- It aims to become fully local, encrypted, and offline
See MANIFESTO.md for philosophy and long-term goals.
The Oracle will be trained using a combination of synthetic and real transcripts.
- Synthetic transcripts are generated by simulating symbolic and technical variation types (e.g., skipped steps, misunderstood tools, over-literal interpretations).
- Real transcripts are submitted by players who complete Operations through the prototype.
This hybrid approach allows us to:
- Establish symbolic tone and quest structure at scale
- Simulate a wide range of player types
- Capture realism, failure, and surprise through human interaction
The final Oracle will be a symbolic, memory-aware model that runs entirely offline.
operations/– Game files for each Operationtranscripts/– Player-submitted Oracle runs used for trainingoracle_training/– Formatting tools, model setup, fine-tuning instructionsCONTRIBUTING.md– How to contribute a transcript or help develop the ProtocolMANIFESTO.md– Project philosophy and purpose
This project is dual-licensed:
- AGPL-3.0 for all logic, tooling, and training code
- CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 for quest files, transcripts, and symbolic content
See LICENSE for details.