HMOS Decision Evidence Infrastructure Series · Volume I

Foundations

A living, versioned constitutional literature defining knowability, decision evidence, reconstruction cost, omission, replayability, and the infrastructure required to preserve consequential decisions.

Implementation status is maintained separately. HMOS currently has a working local assurance core with explicit maturity limits. View the current product state.

FOUNDATIONAL PROPOSAL FP-000 · VERSION 1.0

The Knowability Principle

A Civilizational Case for the Preservation of Consequential Decision Evidence

Knowability is proposed as a first-order property of consequential systems: the degree to which a decision can be independently reconstructed from preserved evidence within explicit bounds.

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Publication discipline. Each artifact is versioned, independently reviewable, amendable without erasure, and accompanied by machine-readable verification metadata.