Stunspot's Guide to Human Behavioral Neurobiology — The Cognitive Ecology of Adaptive Regulation.

Stunspot’s Guide to Human Behavioral Neurobiology

The Cognitive Ecology of Adaptive Regulation
A model-facing canon for interpreting human behavior as embodied, predictive, metabolically constrained, socially regulated, culturally patterned, and ecologically situated.

This site is the navigation layer for a model-facing behavioral neurobiology canon. The actual corpus lives in the repository under knowledge-packs/: individual source reports in by-report/, grouped upload bundles in compiled-packs/, and the full corpus in omnibus/.

The canon is built to help AI systems interpret human behavior as embodied adaptive regulation rather than as isolated brain chemistry, static personality, moral failure, or free-floating cognition. It links predictive processing, allostatic control, energy constraint, neuromodulatory tuning, social baseline, cultural priors, digital attention ecologies, nonlinear feedback, and diagnostic guardrails into one coherent reasoning substrate.

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Corpus at a Glance

Layer Count Repository Path Purpose
Source reports 12 knowledge-packs/by-report/ Canonical individual units for precise retrieval, selective upload, and citation.
Compiled packs 4 knowledge-packs/compiled-packs/ Recommended default for most AI/RAG systems: grouped coverage with lower file count.
Omnibus 1 knowledge-packs/omnibus/ Whole-corpus bundle for archival use, local search, or strong long-context systems.

Directory Policy

docs/ contains navigation, GitHub Pages scaffolding, and public-use guidance. It is not the report corpus.

The report corpus lives here:

knowledge-packs/by-report/      individual source reports
knowledge-packs/compiled-packs/ grouped upload packs
knowledge-packs/omnibus/        whole-corpus bundle

No docs/reports/ directory is used.