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The core loop

1. Record the position​

A decision is the unit of work. It is stored as two files: a structured record a machine can parse, and a human-readable companion. The structured one carries the question, your position, your confidence, the evidence chain, the AI's first-principles check, and the fix you cast.

Two files rather than one is deliberate: the machine needs structure and you need something readable in a text editor five years from now, and neither should be a degraded version of the other.

2. Assemble the context​

Before anything is compared, the engine builds the background the reasoning is entitled to use. It assembles parallel layered dimensions — facts (what we know), metaphysics (what is real), and the relevant law — each built the same way:

start EMPTY, then concatenate the applicable layers top-down:
Earth -> country -> state -> community -> area -> decision
each block preceded by a header naming the file it came from

Starting empty is the load-bearing part. Nothing enters the reasoning unless a layer explicitly put it there, and every line can be traced to the file it came from.

3. Record misalignment​

Where what government is doing appears to violate the contract, that is recorded as a specific, sourced instance — not a general complaint. Instances are what the problem catalog and the law libraries are built from.

4. The first-principles check​

The assembled text is handed to the model with one hard constraint: reason strictly from the provided text, from first principles. No outside knowledge, no appeal to authority.

That constraint is the whole reason the check is worth anything. A model answering from its own training is an opinion with a large vocabulary. A model reasoning only over text you can read, and whose assembly you can inspect, is doing something you can actually audit.

Output is a structured record: what is decided, on what basis, and what would change the answer.

5. Decide, and cast the fix​

You decide. The AI's read is an input, and where you disagree with it, your position is what is recorded — with the disagreement visible.

6. Publish, optionally​

A fix can be published into the movement's social network as a structured post. Optional, always, and the only step that requires an identity.

Every run leaves a trail​

Each calculation writes a run directory with its inputs, its assembled context, and its output. A conclusion nobody can trace back to what was fed in is not evidence — and the movement does not get an exemption from its own standard.