Governance packs with receipts
if.gov
Decision packs designed to survive adversarial review — bound to if.trace receipts so third parties can verify the bytes you published.
This is not a compliance guarantee. It’s a verifiable packaging layer: scope, evidence, assumptions, and deltas.
Status (black/white): if.gov is preview on this host; the runtime is in preview tonight.
- The bytes you download match the hashes on the public receipt.
- A stable, no-login evidence link exists for disputes and audits.
- Factual correctness, policy effectiveness, or intent.
- Compliance scope, certification, or legal sufficiency.
Deliberation timing targets (preview)
Design targets for convening a decision loop: triage and council in milliseconds; extended adapts from ms → minutes when real-time verification or supplemental data is required.
milliseconds target
- Local-only routing + stop conditions
- Decide: stop / hold / escalate (council vs extended)
- Outputs: scope + assumptions + “what must be verified before approval”
milliseconds target
- Bounded options + explicit vote artifact
- Preview roster: coded seats + simulated roles (see note below)
- Delegates real-time verification to extended when needed
- Outputs: decision pack with risks/controls + evidence links + receipts
adaptive: ms → minutes
- May seek supplemental data for the question at hand
- Duration depends on real-time verification/research needs
- Adds expert findings + responses + deltas (new receipt on updated output)
Black/white: timing targets are design intent only; they do not imply a deployed runtime or measured latency on this host.
Preview runtime (tonight): the council runs with coded seats (pragmatist + contrarian voting) plus a non-voting jester; other roles are simulated and will be replaced over time by static JSON personas grounded in empirical data.