Claude Laws - Quantum-Theological Framework Tools

A suite of non-destructive Python tools for analyzing and organizing your Quantum-Theological Framework in Obsidian.

Overview

These tools help you analyze, organize, and visualize the connections between your 10 Universal Laws without modifying your original content. All outputs are stored in a dedicated “Claude Laws” folder.

Features

Law Indexing: Create searchable indexes of all your law content
Concept Analysis: Analyze theological and physics concepts across your framework
Connection Mapping: Visualize connections between different laws
Master Document Generation: Combine all laws into comprehensive documents
Obsidian Integration: Run directly from within Obsidian using Shell Commands

Installation

Download all files to a temporary location
Run install.py from within your Obsidian vault:
```
python install.py
```
The installer will:
- Create a “Claude Laws” folder in your vault
- Set up the necessary folder structure
- Copy all script files to the right locations
- Create configuration files
- Check for required Python packages

Requirements

Python 3.6+
Obsidian
The following Python packages:
- matplotlib
- networkx
- nltk

Obsidian Integration

These tools can be run directly from within Obsidian using the “Shell commands” community plugin:

Install the “Shell commands” community plugin in Obsidian
Go to Settings > Shell Commands
Add commands following the guide in Claude Laws/Scripts/obsidian_commands.md

Available Tools

index_laws.py

Creates an index of all content in your 10 Laws folders.

Lists all files, their paths, and metadata
Generates both JSON and markdown outputs
Useful for navigating and finding content

analyze_concepts.py

Analyzes theological and physics concepts across your framework.

Identifies key theological concepts (trinity, sin, grace, etc.)
Maps physics concepts (quantum mechanics, relativity, etc.)
Finds connections between theological and physics concepts
Generates visualizations of concept relationships

generate_master.py

Creates master documents combining all laws.

Generates a comprehensive document with all laws
Creates an executive summary of the framework
Maintains proper structure with table of contents
Removes frontmatter for clean presentation

find_connections.py

Maps connections between different laws in your framework.

Identifies explicit links between laws
Detects implicit mentions of other laws
Visualizes the connection network
Generates detailed reports of connections

Folder Structure

After installation, you’ll have the following structure:

Claude Laws/
├── Scripts/                     # Python scripts
│   ├── index_laws.py
│   ├── analyze_concepts.py
│   ├── generate_master.py
│   ├── find_connections.py
│   ├── config.json
│   └── obsidian_commands.md     # Obsidian setup guide
├── Outputs/                     # All outputs stored here
│   ├── Analyses/                # Concept analysis reports
│   ├── Indexes/                 # Law indexes
│   ├── Visualizations/          # Charts and visualizations
│   └── Master Documents/        # Combined law documents
└── README.md                    # Documentation

Safety

All tools are designed to be non-destructive:

They only read from your existing vault
They never modify your original content
All outputs are stored in the Claude Laws folder
You can delete the Claude Laws folder at any time without affecting your vault

Mem0 Integration (Optional)

The tools include optional integration with mem0ai for advanced memory and search capabilities:

Install the mem0ai package:
```
pip install mem0ai
```

Set your API key in the config.json file:

{
    "mem0_enabled": true,
    "mem0_api_key": "your-api-key"
}

Run the tools as normal - they’ll automatically detect and use mem0ai when enabled

Troubleshooting

Missing Packages If you see errors about missing packages, install them manually:

pip install matplotlib networkx nltk

Permission Errors If you get permission errors running scripts in Obsidian:

Make sure Python is in your system PATH
Try running the scripts from a terminal first
Check that the Shell Commands plugin has necessary permissions

Visualization Errors If visualizations don’t generate:

Install matplotlib: pip install matplotlib
Install networkx: pip install networkx
Try running the script from a terminal to see detailed error messages

Contact & Support

For questions or issues with the tools, please contact the developer.

Ring 2 — Canonical Grounding

Ring 3 — Framework Connections

Created by Claude for David Lowe’s Quantum-Theological Framework.

Canonical Hub: CANONICAL_INDEX

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