Living corpus

Corpus overview

A public control panel for B0 status, source boundaries, protocol families, open problems, failure records, and non-claims.

Core principle

No claim, state, role, authority, continuity status, memory status, operational outcome, or validation status may be promoted to a stronger class without admissible evidence, explicit transition conditions, and a witnessable record.

This page translates that rule into a reader-facing map. It is not a new protocol family and it does not raise any source status.

Architecture

Living corpus architecture from rule to consequence Models, agents, memory, and tools belong to the governed substrate `b`. They may be replaced or delegated. The continuing participant represented by `c` carries the history of commitments, authority boundaries, witness, and consequence under governed binding. The diagram labels `c` as a continuity-bearing participant locus. No status elevation without admissible evidence a accountable human anchor permission and responsibility b bounded substrate Agents / tools replaceable bounded instruments + c governed candidate layer continuity-bearing participant locus L3 rules and admissibility Witness record of transition L4 real consequence boundary Status changes only through evidence, transition conditions, and reviewable records.

The architecture separates the accountable anchor, bounded substrate, governed candidate layer, procedural rules, witness record, and real-world consequence boundary.

Status snapshot

60 Artifacts

Step 2 load-bearing classification.

17 Families

Family ids F01 through F17.

17 Protocol records

Step 3 protocol map.

24 Open problems

10 Critical, 13 High, 1 Medium.

Protocol families

F01 - Corpus control and canonical routing

A reader can identify the intended entry path and claim owner, but no technical status is elevated.

F02 - Claims, maturity, and non-claims control

Controls wording and interpretation; it cannot prove the claims it classifies.

F03 - c = a + b, theoretical core, and c-calculus

Supports architecture and bounded conformance review only.

F04 - SER continuity and sovereign recursion

Defines distinctions but does not establish a live entity or successful migration.

F05 - L4 Witness and claim ceilings

Internal transition evidence only; witness meaning must be explicitly split.

F06 - ARQ bounded adaptation

ARQ is specified and package-checked, not operationally validated.

Current limitations

Independent reproduction is not identified. External validation is not identified. Strict matched profile-control is not identified. These are explicit status controls derived from the verified registers.

Public JSON endpoints

Claim boundary

This living corpus projection is a reader-facing status map. It does not assert scientific consensus, external validation, independent reproduction, operational deployment, legal certification, sentience, personhood, consciousness, or proof of AGI.