Gypsy-Horsdecombat/Parameter-induced-Drift

The project is a niche theoretical exploration at the intersection of physics and information theory. With only 1 star and no forks over nearly three months, it currently represents a personal research artifact or a supplementary repository for an academic paper rather than a functional software product. Its defensibility is very low (2/10) because it lacks a community, documentation, or a hardened codebase; it is essentially a mathematical proof-of-concept. Frontier labs are unlikely to compete here as the problem space is highly academic and domain-specific (Frontier Risk: Low). The 'moat' would be the underlying theoretical breakthrough, not the code itself. Compared to established libraries like QuTiP (for quantum systems) or specialized thermodynamics simulation tools, this project lacks the infrastructure to be used in production. Its value lies in the 'novel combination' of applying dissipative channel theory to the concept of 'ageing' and 'drift,' which might interest specialized researchers but does not currently pose a threat to any commercial platforms.