Death to Fluff: How "Logic Locking" Just Changed AI Copywriting

TL;DR: We updated the Master Protocol to strictly enforce "Context Slicing." No more generic AI answers.

The biggest problem with AI is "Drift." You ask for a direct-response email, and three sentences in, it starts sounding like a generic corporate newsletter.

Last week, we pushed a silent but critical update to our Master Protocol (the code that governs how StrataOS talks to Gemini). We call it "Logic Locking."

How It Works

Previously, we sent your Brand Codex to the AI as a general reference. Now, we use Context Slicing. Before the AI writes a single word, our system strictly enforces relationships between your data points:

The Result?

The "hallucinations" are gone. The fluff is deleted.

We ran 500 tests this week comparing the old output to the new Logic Locked output. The new model adhered to the user's specific "Voice" constraints 98% of the time, compared to 75% previously.

This is the difference between an AI wrapper and a Neural Engine. We aren't just prompting the model; we are forcing it to think like a strategist.

Your growth depends on accuracy. We just locked it in.