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Design Bench · Holding AGI accountable
Symbolic governance grammar
This card describes the overall grammar design, separately from the implemented TSCG-B codec with Partial assurance in the Claims Registry. A compressed, symbolic grammar meant to encode governance rules deterministically instead of as thousands of tokens of natural-language policy prose — with a binary counterpart (TSCG-B) for lower-overhead evaluation.
Design boardinternal designation — Thirsty's Symbolic Compression Grammar (TSCG / TSCG-B)
In more detail
The stated goal is a zero-trust execution path that doesn't depend on a model's shifting interpretation of an ambiguous ethics statement. Real evidence of it in use already exists on this page one level down: Execution-Governed's own audit report names 'TSCG deterministic tamper detection' as an operating mechanism inside that working service — stronger evidence than the standalone grammar's own documentation alone provides.
Concrete specifics
- ·Named on this site's own homepage alongside OCEE and OctoReflex
- ·Cited as an in-service operating mechanism in Execution-Governed's own AUDIT_REPORT.json
Directly related
Kernel-level enforcement layer
The eBPF-based mechanism named alongside OCEE on this site's own homepage, meant to drop safety enforcement to the kernel layer — monitoring real process mutations and syscalls instead of parsing model output for 'intent.'
Governed execution service
A Dockerized FastAPI service whose inspected source reports 77 routes across 46 modules, imports Caretaker Foundation, and includes a deterministic tamper-detection path. Universal request coverage remains unverified.
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