Publications
Technical publications for a simulation-first governance program.
Specs, simulation plans, and method notes for the transparency, corruption, and electoral tracks, versioned like code.
Library
Current publication set
Each file states a goal, describes the architecture, explains how to test it, defines the metrics, pass/fail gates, and what is still open.
Money Transaction Transparency
End-to-end payment traceability model with event commitments, state machine validation, and audit interface contracts.
- On-chain/off-chain integrity model
- Approval policy and risk tiers
- Proof reconstruction performance targets
Corruption Reduction Simulations
Threat library, control-stack variants, scenario DSL requirements, and evaluation criteria for adversarial testing.
- Canonical fraud scenarios and attack patterns
- Variant matrix from baseline to adaptive controls
- Recall/precision/latency acceptance criteria
Electoral Automation + Continuous Voting
Simulation architecture for continuous legitimacy measurement, transition stability, and anti-capture safeguards.
- Epoch voting and legitimacy threshold model
- Hysteresis and cooldown stability mechanics
- Comparative baselines vs fixed election cycles
Editorial Standard
How publications are validated
- Claims are separated into hypotheses vs validated findings.
- Each publication includes explicit limitations and confidence framing.
- Scenario seeds, assumptions, and acceptance thresholds are versioned.
- No policy recommendation is published without baseline comparison.
Release Track
What comes next
Current
Specification Baseline
Three low-level topic specs and one program index define architecture, controls, and metrics.
Next
Comparative Reports
Variant comparison tables, confidence intervals, and reproducibility appendices for simulation runs.
Planned
Public Briefs
Short briefs that tie technical results to policy tradeoffs without skipping the caveats.
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