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knowledge-governance

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KAOS (Knowledge Acquisition Operating System) is an AI-assisted framework for transforming fragmented information into governed, structured knowledge through repeatable acquisition workflows, human approval gates, provenance tracking, and canonical data modeling.

  • Updated Sep 1, 2026
  • JavaScript

Knowledge governance framework for AI coding agents on long-running projects. Persistent decisions, prevention memory, and session continuity across Claude, GPT, and Gemini. Not a context dump—an explicit hierarchy of authority that tells agents what governs and what merely informs.

  • Updated Sep 16, 2026
the-cohesive-tetrad

Canonical repository for “The Cohesive Tetrad: Jalan Menuju Kebenaran”, an epistemic and ethical framework for truth governance integrating Sabda, Logic, Qualia, and Mystica with Akhlak as the surface of verification (DOI: 10.17605/OSF.IO/D5S7V).

  • Updated Feb 5, 2026
  • Python

A landmark study redefining democracy through fiduciary-epistemic theory. This paper argues that AI firms function as knowledge fiduciaries and that democracy’s survival depends on embedding fiduciary duties—candour, care, impartiality, and accessibility—into the architecture of AI governance. It proposes new legal forms such as Epistemic Fiduciary

  • Updated Nov 8, 2025

Lightweight, replayable PoC for Sovereign Epistemic Commons: synthetic multi-agent memory-governance experiments on contamination, typed lanes, provenance-depth discount, and mixed exit/fork in observable-only agentic systems.

  • Updated Mar 17, 2026
  • Python

VCaaS™ is a context governance framework for AI agents, workflows, and coding tools with ownership, guardrails, drift detection, and context dependency mapping.

  • Updated Jun 16, 2026
  • Shell
enterprise-decision-core-replacement-theory

A governance model for enterprise digital clones that separates versioned decision cores from continuously updated organizational knowledge.

  • Updated Jul 26, 2026

This essay critiques how university marketing, rankings, and promotional narratives may perpetuate epistemic violence by silencing plural knowledges, urging institutions to recognise their fiduciary epistemic duties and adopt inclusive practices.

  • Updated Oct 17, 2025

A unified theoretical framework integrating political theory, political epistemology, and Epistemic Clientelism Theory to analyse and reform the structures of epistemic power in governance, institutions, and social systems.

  • Updated Nov 1, 2025

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