MathGov preserves the foundation. RippleLogic puts it into practice.
MathGov is the umbrella ethical-governance framework and public foundation. This site preserves its origin, governing commitments, civic archive, and release history. RippleLogic is MathGov’s rights-constrained decision architecture and operating method.
Begin with reality. Protect non-compensatory rights. Bound ruin. Test structural viability. Then rank only the options that survive. A later stage cannot rescue an earlier failure.
Reality. Rights. Ripples.
The 3R doorway explains what MathGov protects. The 1–2 rhythm explains how RippleLogic operates. Together they provide a clear public entrance to the full architecture without weakening its formal boundaries.
The architecture as an excavated stack.
The image presents the framework as layered discovery rather than a claim of ownership. Each level depends on the integrity of those beneath it; later ranking cannot repair an upstream failure.
Public teaching image: qualification rests on prior layers; ranking begins only after they hold.
Open the source filesFive levels. Four qualify; one ranks.
Reality Grounding establishes claim authority. Rights Floor and non-compensatory rights constraints, Tail-Risk Constraint, and Containment & Structural Viability determine admissibility and selectability. The RippleLogic Score ranks only the surviving set.
Reality Grounding
Establish claim authority by declaring the reality surface, evidence trace, uncertainty, constraints, and claim boundary.
Rights Floor / NCRC
Protected and non-compensatory rights constraints cannot be traded away for optimization.
Tail-Risk Constraint
Bound catastrophic, irreversible, ruin-scale, and lock-in risks before benefit ranking.
Containment & Structural Viability
Check containment and whether the decision preserves the structures needed for life, agency, trust, and governance.
RippleLogic Score
Rank only the options that survive the qualification sequence.
Map consequences without flattening them.
The matrix maps seven union scopes across seven welfare dimensions so consequences can be located, reviewed, and audited instead of collapsed into one flat number.
Matrix rule: welfare mapping supports auditability after RG establishes claim authority and RF/NCRC, TRC, and CSV qualify the option.
Six commitments that govern the work.
Generated or persuasive is not the same as grounded.
Consequences propagate across people, institutions, ecosystems, and time.
A high score cannot buy back a protected rights breach.
Authority, model confidence, and status must submit to traceable review.
Evaluation must look beyond one individual, organization, or short horizon.
The system cannot erase the vulnerable pieces it claims to serve.
Current stabilization release: read, audit, teach, test, and build.
The compact Core 15 reading mirrors are linked below. GitHub remains the canonical release record and complete audit surface; RippleLogic.org remains the active framework and implementation doorway.
Strong architecture requires an honest boundary.
MathGov and RippleLogic ask power to submit to audit. The framework must submit to audit itself.
What this release is
- A specified, versioned, auditable public decision architecture
- A publication-ready stabilization release with a fixed five-stage cascade
- A reproducible public research package with source, schemas, tests, release records, and challenge paths
- A foundation for independent replay, inter-rater studies, measurement work, and bounded pilots
- Open-source under Apache License 2.0 except where an individual file states otherwise
What this release is not
- Not a claim of empirical superiority or completed external validation
- Not legal, medical, engineering, safety, procurement, or deployment certification
- Not a consciousness detector or metaphysical proof
- Not automated moral truth or autonomous governance authority
- Selection does not itself create authorization, capability, permission, or physical executability
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