PRISM is the sovereign publishing rail of CORTEX. A single source signal refracts into platform-tuned outputs across every channel where the audience lives. Audience-routed. Footer-locked. Calendar-aware. Fail-safe. Refraction, not broadcast.
A prism doesn't generate light. It refracts a single source into a spectrum, each output tuned to its wavelength. That is the function captured in the name.
Keyword regex decides per-post which voice (cortex / b2tb / personal) and tunes the copy accordingly. Tie-break is deterministic, configurable.
Auto-injected per audience so credit lines never drift. Data-driven; the footer evolves automatically when the cutover monitor graduates the rented dependency.
{{commits.total}} becomes the actual count at publish time. Pulls from local repos and vault. 60-second cache.
Picks the next 8a / 12p / 5p / 8p slot that doesn't overlap a meeting. The rail respects the operator's day, not the platform's algorithm.
The operator owns the OAuth tokens, the queue file, the audit trail. No vendor between the brain and the channel. Every adapter is yours.
If a native adapter throws, a fallback wrapper picks up so no post silently drops. The 90-day cutover monitor tracks native vs fallback ratio and graduates the fallback out.
Auto-applied to every CORTEX-audience post. Never on personal. Never on sibling brands. The credit holds while it's true; the rented dependency graduates out at day 90.
"I built CORTEX myself partnered with Blotato. Inspired by @sabrinaramonov."
Day 0 · 2026-04-27 — V1 (with Blotato attribution) · evolves to V2 (clean) after 90 native-only days
PRISM is open in the brand sense — public repo, public doctrine, public mark. The rails behind it are private to the operators who run them. Bring your own keys; PRISM does the rest.