commons-sentience-sandbox

Civic Continuum Execution Queue

Operating rule

Advance one gate at a time. A gate is complete only when its artifact, test result, evidence record, and unresolved risks are visible. A failed gate is preserved and repaired before the next gate advances.

Gate 1 — Controlled software demonstration

Target

Consent Token/CERL demonstrator connected to a bounded Maya Node review workflow.

Required behavior

Acceptance evidence

Stop conditions

Stop before pilot if authority can silently expand, revocation fails, audit history can be altered without detection, or the demo cannot reproduce its own result.

Gate 2 — Supervised software pilot

Target

Three bounded Maya Node Founding Reviews using the documented human-delivered workflow.

Required evidence

Stop conditions

Stop if the service is confused with certification, legal advice, penetration testing, production approval, or a safety guarantee.

Gate 3 — Tabletop physical prototype

Target

A conventional, low-risk prototype selected from the closest buildable lane: Crowned Coil tool or low-energy measurement-bench subsystem.

Required evidence

Stop conditions

Stop for unsafe animal contact, uncontrolled energy, missing guarding, unknown materials, unverified claims, or inadequate supervision.

Gate 4 — Measurement-bench qualification

Target

A conventional measurement platform capable of recording electrical, magnetic, thermal, vibration, acoustic, and force/torque signals within stated ranges.

Required evidence

Stop conditions

Stop if the instrument is uncalibrated, the environment is uncontrolled, the signal is below the measurement floor, or a claimed effect disappears under controls.

Gate 5 — Independent technical review

Target

A qualified external reviewer receives only the appropriate disclosure tier.

Required evidence

Stop conditions

Do not fabricate or market the system if independent review identifies an unsafe, incoherent, unlawful, or untestable design.

Gate 6 — Laboratory fabrication request

Target

Send a bounded, conventional, reviewed build package to a qualified laboratory or supplier.

Required handoff

Stop conditions

No fabrication request for propulsion, biomedical, high-energy, or other regulated work proceeds without qualified institutional review, appropriate safety controls, and lawful authorization.

Current order of work

  1. Consent Token software demonstrator.
  2. Maya Node supervised service package.
  3. SAGE private controlled demo.
  4. One curriculum teaching run.
  5. Low-energy measurement-bench subsystem.
  6. Crowned Coil non-confidential prototype package.
  7. Aurora/Flux measurement package.
  8. Independent review.
  9. Laboratory fabrication only after the relevant gate passes.

Evidence record template

For every gate, record:

Physical-world boundary

Software tests can establish software behavior. A tabletop prototype can establish limited mechanical or electrical behavior. Laboratory fabrication can establish that a specified apparatus was built. None of those steps alone establishes propulsion, medical efficacy, sentience, or civilization-scale impact.