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FoldSense project updates.

Native summaries remain available even if a third-party video or social embed fails or is inaccessible. Earlier submissions remain visible so the project path is not silently rewritten.

See it. Hear it. Ask it. Feel it.

The FoldSense final judge presentation is now published on YouTube and mirrored on Loom for the Build Club submission flow. It demonstrates the five-protein accessibility-first molecular interface, including synchronized BILN/text, interactive structural context, deterministic sonification, speech/conversation, and evidence-aware accessibility state.

The uploaded source MP4 is preserved separately as a governed media artifact. SHA-256 establishes the exact source-video byte identity; a detached Minisign/Ed25519 signature was verified against the canonical FoldSense public verification key. YouTube and Loom transcode or re-capture media, so their streamed copies are not claimed to be byte-identical to that signed source file.

Signed source video
SHA-256: a56ae096fc0ef99c71c1a0b6c95e5faf1468b721718de5d7d4b619d5f8905d64
Source signature state: SIGNED_AND_VERIFIED
Merkle/MMR state: NOT_COMMITTED

If the YouTube embed does not load or is difficult to navigate, use the direct YouTube or Loom links and the native summary beside it.

Final judge video mirror.

The later Loom copy was recorded from playback of the final presentation for compatibility with the Build Club project form. It is a publication/projection copy, not the canonical signed binary artifact.

Custody boundary: the signed FoldSense source MP4 remains the canonical media artifact. The Loom recording is not claimed to preserve identical bytes and is not separately claimed as signed.

Original FoldSense submission — preserved.

This Loom is the original FoldSense submission from August 6, 2026. It captures the earlier project state before the later accessibility-first five-protein rebuild and final judge presentation.

The original submission remains public as historical project evidence rather than being silently replaced. Subsequent work separated the core molecular interface from optional provider dependencies and expanded the synchronized BILN/text, 3D, sonification, speech/conversation, accessibility, and custody layers.

Lineage boundary: this original Loom is preserved as a historical predecessor. It is not retroactively described as the final signed video artifact, and no later provider or scientific claim is projected backward onto it.

Historical submission preserved for project lineage and comparison with the later rebuild and final judge presentation.

Accessibility-first rebuild

FoldSense moved from its original hackathon prototype into a standalone local-first interface for five curated human proteins. The current work separates molecular evidence from text/BILN, experimental and generated 3D views, deterministic music/sonification, optional speech, and haptic rendering.

Gemini is retained as historical hackathon provenance and is not required by the current runtime.

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