Audio Level RMS Port

Computes the audio loudness math on test arrays without opening a microphone or capturing input.

Contract

Does This port projects the pure AudioLevelMonitor normalized-level RMS math into a runnable Python fixture over synthetic sample arrays. It exposes the normalization behavior without starting an audio session, requesting microphone permission, capturing device input, publishing, or granting launch control.

Scope limit projection mechanics only, not domain-level conclusions

Run

Quick probe

microcosm batch8-audio-level-rms-port run --input fixtures/first_wave/batch8_audio_level_rms_port/input --out /tmp/plectis-public-runs/batch8_audio_level_rms_port

Validator command

microcosm batch8-audio-level-rms-port run --input fixtures/first_wave/batch8_audio_level_rms_port/input --out receipts/first_wave/batch8_audio_level_rms_port --acceptance-out receipts/acceptance/first_wave/batch8_audio_level_rms_port_fixture_acceptance.json

Evidence

ClassComputed projectionevidence 3/5Source-faithful refactor

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Paper module

Paper module Set 8 Audio Level RMS Port

Set 8 Audio Level RMS Port validates deterministic RMS math parity over public synthetic samples without audio capture, microphone permission, or UI readiness authority.

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