Deterministic verification, governed execution, explicit authority, and irreversible evidence finality.
VERIFRAX is a governed repository and host perimeter that separates authority issuance, governed execution, proof publication, public verification, documentation, archive/reference surfaces, and intake so each public surface can stay inspectable without collapsing role boundaries.
auctoriseal.verifrax.net— authority issuance and authority reference surfacecorpiform.verifrax.net— governed execution and receipt surfaceproof.verifrax.net— public proof publication surfaceverify.verifrax.net— public verifier surfacesigillarium.verifrax.net— seal archive and reference surfacedocs.verifrax.net— explanatory documentation surfaceapply.verifrax.net— intake surface
SYNTAGMARIUM = law
ORBISTIUM = state
CONSONORIUM = reconciliation
TACHYRIUM = cognition
AUCTORISEAL = authority
CORPIFORM = execution
VERIFRAX = verification
ANAGNORIUM = terminal recognition
REGRESSORIUM = terminal recourse
VERIFRAXauthors normative source material.VERIFRAX-SPECpublishes derived specification artifacts fromVERIFRAX.VERIFRAX-PROFILESconstrains interpretation without rewriting the specification.- Derived artifacts are not upstream authority.
- Governance authority is external and binds through
AUCTORISEALplus the governed repository set declared in.github.
- Authority is issued in
AUCTORISEAL, not inVERIFRAX,proof, orverify. - Governed execution occurs in
CORPIFORM, not inapply,docs, orSIGILLARIUM. - Public proof publication occurs in
proof, not inVERIFRAX-verify. - Public verification occurs in
VERIFRAX-verify, not inproof. - Seal/archive reference lives in
SIGILLARIUM, not in the evidence root of record. - Intake starts at
apply, not atproof,verify,docs, or execution surfaces.
VERIFRAX— authored protocol and evidence boundaryAUCTORISEAL— authority issuanceCORPIFORM— governed executionVERIFRAX-verify— public verificationproof— proof publicationVERIFRAX-DOCS— explanatory docs
Read hosts and repositories by owned role, not by naming similarity.
If a repository or host starts sounding like authority, execution, proof publication, verification, archive, docs, and intake at the same time, the boundary is already broken.
This repository owns the Verifrax public organization profile surface.
It defines public perimeter reading order, top-level organization presentation, and repository-routing context for public readers.
It is not constitutional law. It is not canonical world-state. It is not reconciliation. It is not sovereign cognition. It is not authority issuance. It is not execution. It is not verification. It is not proof publication. It is not intake.
This repository is not the constitutional source of truth. This repository is not canonical world-state. This repository is not reconciliation machinery. This repository is not sovereign cognition. This repository is not authority issuance. This repository is not execution. This repository is not verification. This repository is not proof publication. This repository is not intake.
The canonical public package surface is read in this exact stack order. GitHub Packages is a distribution index, not the constitutional stack-order surface:
@verifrax/verifrax— normative protocol surface@verifrax/verifrax-verify— public verifier surface@verifrax/verifrax-spec— formal specification surface@verifrax/verifrax-profiles— deterministic profile surface@verifrax/auctoriseal— authority issuance@verifrax/corpiform— governed execution@verifrax/cicullis— enforcement boundary@verifrax/sigillarium— seal/archive reference@verifrax/archicustos— custody-preservation primitive@verifrax/attestorium— attestation primitive@verifrax/guillotine— terminal cutoff primitive@verifrax/irrevocull— irreversible judgment primitive@verifrax/kairoclasp— temporal boundary primitive@verifrax/limenward— threshold / boundary primitive@verifrax/originseal— origin / provenance primitive@verifrax/validexor— verification primitive
This is the public package order. Repository topology, host topology, and package topology are not interchangeable surfaces.
