Fractalish Commons
Fractalish Commons is not a simple fractal detector. It is the public workbench where critics and contributors can test whether a morphology-bearing image deserves an MCVA reading, belongs in HOLD, or should remain AMCVA.
Users should be able to upload an image, image pair, or sequence; let the system attempt morphology-family identification; inspect the segmentation and SVG trace; export metrics and routing records; and compare the result against reference families.
Every claim must travel with its trace. That means the evidence package should preserve the raw image copy or hash, normalized image, binary mask, overlay, SVG trace, metrics tables, routing JSON, and a readable report.
Commons accepts proof-positive, proof-negative, and HOLD cases. Proof-negative cases are not second-class citizens. They are how the system learns what does not safely travel across domains.
The interesting question is not whether two forms “look kind of alike.” The question is whether the descriptor profile, trace topology, and process hypothesis survive a disciplined comparison with explicit limits.