-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 0
Contributing
This is an early open standard. Issues and conformant implementations in any language are welcome.
📖 Full guide: CONTRIBUTING.md
Implementations that strip the safety invariants — separation of powers, honest-failure, human-in-the-loop — must be renamed and must not imply endorsement (see NOTICE; Apache-2.0 §6). Those three are what the standard is; a version without them is a different thing wearing the name.
Spec changes are governed by CONFORMANCE §7.
| Change | Version impact |
|---|---|
| Editorial / clarification | none |
| Add a SHOULD or MAY, or add automated coverage | MINOR |
| Add a new MUST, or promote SHOULD → MUST | MAJOR |
Requirement IDs must not change meaning within a major version, and retired IDs are never reused. Cite the IDs you are touching in the PR.
cd reference/python
python conformance_test.py # must print 18/18 (or the new total)
python -m pytest -q
python demo.pyCI additionally checks: all nine OS × Python combinations, JSON Schema validity, and filename hygiene (no extensionless or tree-glyph filenames).
- Automate GOP-3.2 (routing by capability fit) and GOP-3.5 (human-visible close) — the two requirements currently listed as not-yet-automated.
- A conformant implementation in another language — TypeScript, Go, or Rust, with the 18 checks ported.
- Attestation examples — a worked, public conformance claim others can copy.
- Adversarial spec review — find a way to satisfy every stated requirement while still building something unaccountable. Report via SECURITY.md.
By contributing you agree your work is licensed under Apache-2.0, the project licence.
Rigorous technical challenge — including to the maintainer's decisions — is encouraged and is not a conduct issue. Attacking a person rather than an argument is. See CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.
Genesis Governance OS · an open standard for accountable multi-agent systems · GTS-1 GPS-2 GOP-3 GOS-0
Start
The standards
Verify
Project