PulseVector is an experimental system exploring how decisions compound over time when made under real constraints.
In many development and leadership environments, decisions are discussed abstractly.
Outcomes are explained after the fact, often separated from the structure that produced them.
PulseVector explores a different pattern:
- decisions occur sequentially
- constraints persist
- trade-offs remain visible
- consequences accumulate
The entry point into PulseVector is an archetype selection.
Participants begin from a particular lens, such as:
- banker
- accountant
- financial modeler
- controller
Each archetype reflects tendencies rather than skills:
- what is prioritized
- what is deferred
- how risk is interpreted
- how pressure is handled
No archetype is neutral.
All actions ultimately resolve into a live accounting ledger.
Cash, obligations, timing, and recognition are not abstracted into scores.
They are recorded directly using double-entry accounting.
The ledger is not explained upfront. It is observed over time.
The archetype demo initializes a PulseVector operator profile. It is the first surface external users interact with.
- Python 3.10+
- (Optional GUI) Tkinter
- Included with Python on most macOS and Windows installations
- Linux users may need to install
python3-tk
git clone <your-repo-url>
cd pulsevector
python -m venv .venv
# macOS / Linux
source .venv/bin/activate
# Windows
# .venv\Scripts\activate