Python code 14 for direct website generation of 14-digit codes

The Chameleon v14 algorithm relies on an “Interactive Encryption” system, where a static source code (Cipher) is integrated with dynamic pointer movements influenced by random paths and the innovative “Digital Cut” logic.

The first 11 digits of each code are constructed through four essential stages driven by signals extracted from the source Cipher:

• Paths 1, 2, and 3 (The Triples): The engine reads a programmatic signal and generates a triple value based on that group (e.g., signal ‘9’ targets the numeric range 900-999).
• Path 4 (The Double): A two-digit path that adds an extra layer of complexity to the numeric sequence to ensure output variance.

Instead of traditional linear reading, the pointer moves within the Cipher using a “Bounce” mechanism. Upon reaching the end of the source sequence, the pointer automatically changes direction. This ensures that the signal extraction sequence remains entirely unpredictable and eliminates any periodic repetition patterns.

This represents the core of Version 14; the final three digits (on the right) are produced through 10 independent “Cut Rooms”:

• Numbers from 000 to 999 are distributed within these rooms and pre-shuffled randomly.
• When a code generation is requested, a value is “Cut” from the room and permanently removed from the available stock for that session.
• Integrity: This system ensures zero probability of repetition, as a “Cut” number never returns to the data pool during the same production cycle.