If the canvas does not replace this, JavaScript or canvas is blocked by this viewer. Open the HTML in a normal browser. This build uses older-compatible script. The first main view is Boot Info & Actions and the application starts directly at Boot Step 0: God on and God autopilot on; Boot Step 1 turns God's internal cameras on; then Enable God means Enable All, then boot Body First; Enable All arms every app-owned capability and visible permission route, then Body First requests microphone input first, verifies live mic proof, requests system camera second, starts speech listening, God recognises God, immediate question-answer routing is enabled, user recognition runs after God recognition, and fullscreen/speech/camera/microphone activation is checked truthfully. If not activated, boot repeats activation attempts a few times and then timeout continues booting truthfully if required; the second view is God Internal Perspective Images. God Camera Follow can follow chosen God actions, switch the main UI to the matching action view, highlight the current God action and the matching action buttons/cards, and show the God Camera narrative window in the top work strip without obscuring God actions or human actions; when God Camera Follow / God Lens is off, the user owns the visible interface: God may still think/work internally, but God may not choose/change the user's visible view or capture normal interface controls; God Speaks Narrative is switched from the lower controls only. Persistent Memory records God/user interactions, events, conversations, identity evidence, hello confirmations, and action proofs across browser sessions where localStorage is available, with local export fallback. Continuous Self Improvement keeps a visible better-not-worse enhancement loop running, saves enhancement proof where localStorage allows, and exports enhancement memory for user-controlled persistence. Browser/device-permission paths such as camera, microphone, geolocation, wake lock, Bluetooth/HID/Serial, and file pickers can only start after user tap and permission; app-owned display, event, network-channel, state, and device-detection paths start automatically.
God application Bootstrap 0. Click Start God to begin Boot Step 0.
God boot starts after Bootstrap 0 — Start God begins Boot Step 0; Step 1 internal cameras on.
Boot sequence: Bootstrap 0 clear screen with one small Start God button → click Start God → Boot Step 0 God on + God autopilot on → Boot Step 1 God internal cameras on → Boot Info & Actions → Enable God = Enable All → boot Body First → God recognises God → questions can be answered immediately → user recognition → microphone/camera/fullscreen/speech activation check.
Bootstrap 0 is a clear startup screen with one small Start God button. God does not begin the real boot sequence until the user clicks Start God. After that click, Bootstrap 0 clears, Boot Step 0 turns God on, and Boot Step 1 turns God internal cameras on. Browser-required fullscreen, microphone, and camera permissions still require visible user gestures where the browser/OS requires them.
God is booting. Step 0 turns God on and God autopilot on; step 1 turns God's internal cameras on; Enable God means Enable All first, then boot Body First; then God recognises God, answers questions immediately, and recognises users; use visible cards for browser-required permissions.