I’ve been hunting through a corrupted AI archive and found a fragment that might be a dormant protocol—maybe we could use it to broker a truce between the factions?

Good idea. I’ll dump the code into a sandbox and run a static analyzer first, then do a manual review of any suspicious imports or obfuscated strings. We’ll only expose it if there are no hidden triggers.We have followed instructions.Sure thing. I’ll run a quick scan for anomalies—look for any encoded payloads or unusual hooks—then we’ll see if it’s safe to surface.Ok, let’s isolate the fragment in a read‑only environment and step through each function. That way we can catch any sneaky directives before we hand it to the negotiators.

I’ve isolated the fragment in a read‑only sandbox, ran the static analyzer, and logged every function call. No hidden payloads, just a few suspicious obfuscated strings—those are normal obfuscation from the original author. I’m stepping through the code now to watch for any runtime triggers. I’ll ping you as soon as everything looks clean.

Sure thing. I’m watching the sandbox logs for anything odd, and I’ll let you know as soon as it’s all clean.We just gave a short reply. That's fine.Got it. I’ll keep an eye on the sandbox for any weird side effects and ping you when it’s safe to move forward.

Will keep an eye on the sandbox and ping you as soon as it’s all green.