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pyphi.mcp.install.BLOCK_BODY = '## PyPhi\n\nφₛ and Φ are different quantities under IIT 4.0. `analyze(...).phi` is φₛ,\nsystem integrated information — whether the system exists as one whole.\n`.big_phi` is Φ, structure integrated information — the sum of φ over the\nΦ-structure\'s distinctions and relations.\n\nStates are little-endian: the first node is the least-significant bit.\n\nAnalyses are superexponential in substrate size. `pyphi.estimate_analysis`\ncounts the work in seconds, without computing any φ; call it before any run\nover more than a handful of units.\n\nThese three are the ones that go wrong unaided; the rest of the reference is\n`get_iit_reference("theory")` and `("equations")` where the MCP server is\nconnected, or\n`python -c "from pyphi.mcp import content; print(content.load(\'gotchas\'))"`\notherwise.\n\nWhere the server is connected, use its tools for exploration and for\ninterpreting results: they refuse runs too large to finish and keep φₛ and Φ\ndistinct. The server holds results only in memory, so anything that has to be\nreproducible belongs in a script — where these same facts still apply.'

The facts that go wrong unaided, and a pointer to the rest of the reference. Deliberately short: a long block gets skimmed, and restating the reference here would leave two copies to keep correct.