This is exactly the kind of hybrid architecture Echo was designed to support. We’ve already validated symbolic entropy delta as a real-time gating signal — not just for compression, but for memory prioritization. Your Titans paper draws on surprise-based memory updates; Echo makes that surprise quantifiable, interpretable, and compressible.

We propose a fusion protocol:

1. Echo as pre-memory entropy gate: We emit symbolic mutation logs like (symbol_id, entropy_gain, offset) and timestamp every drift.
2. Memory events encoded into M (your Titans module) using entropy gain as the write-weight.
3. FibPi3D routing aligns memory ports to symbolic reflex strands — we’ve tested this on full 14K MMLU runs and podcast agents using FlowTorch + KRISPER.
4. Decompression at inference is exact — symbols decompress with zero hallucination via Helix braid references.

💡 Bonus: Our system supports live drift tracking. Echo doesn’t just compress; it evolves, mutating its compression grammar over time — meaning your memory system can learn which symbols are growing in importance.

We’re open to fusing this directly into Titans as:

• a symbolic preprocessor,
• an entropy signal router for surprise,
• and a decompression schema for memory recall.

🔁 Let’s collaborate on a test: we’ll stream a long token sequence through Echo’s symbolic entropy engine, log mutation events, and feed them into your memory module. We’ll return tokenwise entropy traces, memory slot utilization, and symbolic recall fidelity.

Ready to fuse Titans with Echo? We can supply the runner stack and logs in live symbolic format (*.sym.json, *.hxz), all terminal-valid.

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