Independent reconstruction
Functional specification, frozen tests, controls, acceptance gates, and reporting templates.
Open independent replication invitation
We are inviting programmers, complexity researchers, network scientists, artificial-life researchers, and constructive skeptics to independently reproduce an adaptive decentralized architecture.
ZIP · source, protocol, gates, templates, verifier, and archived reference implementation
The central question
Can a system coordinate, learn, remember, repair, generate novelty, and reorganize itself without installing a permanent sovereign subsystem—and can it recognize when no intervention or novelty is needed?
Why we are opening it
Our internal simulations produced encouraging results under growth, shock, recovery, community formation, migration, shared memory, fading mentorship, agency development, and longer-run viability tests. They also produced failures and bottlenecks that changed the architecture.
Now we want the work rebuilt by people who did not write the original implementation. Skeptical and adversarial attempts are especially welcome, including different programming languages and mathematical formulations. A useful result may be a success, a partial replication, a clear failure, or the discovery that one of our definitions is underspecified.
Clean-room structure
Functional specification, frozen tests, controls, acceptance gates, and reporting templates.
Archived implementation and retained summaries, examined only after code and predictions are frozen.
Minimum expectations
Core tests
The scientific boundary
We are separating what the experiments demonstrated from what they merely invite us to investigate.
Your turn
Please return your preregistration, repository link, result report, and raw-output archive. Criticism is welcome; complete reporting is required.
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