Published, corpus-derived negotiation playbooks in the Open Playbook Format (OPF), as pedagogical examples of the format.
A real, corpus-derived playbook compiled by playbook-engine from 44 real
educational-affiliation agreements (161 negotiation versions) between Exos and
university counterparties.
Privacy. The source corpus is private and is NOT included. Every
counterparty identity is pseudonymized (Counterparty-N) or redacted —
institution names and variants, individuals, phone numbers, e-mail
addresses/domains, street/city/ZIP addresses, URLs, and e-signature audit
trails. Counterparties are referred to by the neutral role term "the
Institution." Dates are coarsened to quarters. Exos, the publishing party, is
named deliberately.
Leak-safety is verified, not asserted: the artifact passes the engine's two fail-closed, list-independent publish gates — institution/address and contact-identity (phones / e-mails / URLs) — plus a deterministic known-entity backstop and independent adversarial scans of the JSON and rendered HTML. The only proper nouns that remain by design are generic contract vocabulary, statute names (HIPAA, FERPA), governing-law jurisdictions, and Exos itself.
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
index.html |
Start here — the single-file playbook: human-readable document + machine-readable payloads |
playbook.opf.json |
The canonical OPF 0.3 document (evidence, digest, corpus audit trail, content hash) |
playbook.digest.json |
The compact model-facing digest (~38K tokens): per-clause stances, preferred variations, deduplicated exemplar forms |
The HTML bundle embeds the canonical JSON verbatim in a
<script id="opf-canonical" type="application/json"> block — extract it, parse
it, and verify identity.content_hash. identity.supersedes names the private
(internal) artifact this public profile was derived from.
Format spec and compiler: contract-opf/playbook-engine.