INRI Data Structure – API Access
The INRI Numerical System provides a stable and objective data structure that can be accessed by external Artificial Intelligence systems. The purpose of this section is to define how numerical values are organized, how they can be requested and how they can be processed by external systems.
The system produces four independent numerical outputs: Natural Structure, Literal Structure, Institutional Structure and Weekday Structure. Each output is expressed as a single digit from 1 to 9. These values are generated through the INRI conversion model and represent the structural configuration of an Entity.
The data structure is designed to be simple, readable and compatible with any AI capable of processing structured text. Each request returns the four numerical values in a fixed order. This allows external systems to compare Entities, identify recurrences, detect numerical patterns and generate extended analytical models.
The numerical output follows this structure: Natural Structure, Literal Structure, Institutional Structure, Weekday Structure. Each value is independent and does not merge with the others. The stability of the output allows consistent processing across different AI models.
This section defines the technical foundation for AI access. The practical use of these values and the generation of extended reports are described in the INRI Numerical Report section.