The institution, its limits, and selected enforcement mechanisms are being specified and tested. There is no public-policy authority.
Public maturity record
N0 remains active. N1 remains blocked.
NousPolis uses a fail-closed maturity model. Progress inside N0 does not silently become N1: every mandatory N1 entry requirement must pass, and the transition itself must be explicitly dispositioned.
Latest inspected N1 gate · 23 August 2026
9 of 11 grouped A–K requirements pass. Overall result: FAIL.
The latest N1 enforcement run keeps NousPolis at N0. Requirements I and J remain blocking and are now reported directly as FAIL: the required external integrity witness is absent, and the required principal-separated review artifact is absent. A future passing report would still not automatically advance maturity; a separate bootstrap maturity-transition disposition is required.
Technical provenance
- Snapshot date
- 23 August 2026
- Source branch
n1/normalization-r0.22- Source commit
ef93f0db98be661f3a0b96ff07cd1642c071675e- GitHub Actions run
32650741895- Normalization status
BLOCKED_GOVERNANCE- Evidence meaning
- This commit identifies the core-repository state evaluated by the latest inspected N1 enforcement run.
Non-binding research only, and only after every mandatory N1 safeguard passes. N1 itself would not grant public-policy authority.
Candidate manifest resolves with maturity N0 and 14 artifacts.
18 of 18 expected canonical object types resolve in the closed-world schema.
Constructor forgery, illegal jumps, deterministic construction, protected mutation, and ordered-path behavior are tested.
L5 floor, conservative default, and constructor guard pass.
Factory-bound provenance, taint propagation, protected actions, signed grants, signature validation, and expiry pass.
State adjacency, constructor guard, and high-impact lineage pass.
Ledger fingerprints detect in-place mutation of forecasts and aggregation rules.
98 invariants mapped: 31 machine-enforced, 6 maturity-denied, and 61 external-review-required; no missing probe bindings.
The local release hash and recoverable baseline pass for the inspected commit, but the complete externally witnessed commitment bundle is absent.
Why this matters: an external witness helps prevent the active project owner from being the sole party able to assert or silently rewrite what governing record existed at a particular time.
The approved principal-separated review artifact is absent.
Why this matters: the actor who authors or changes a safeguard should not also be the sole actor certifying that the safeguard works.
Local enforcement files, Tier-2 chokepoint scan, hash-chain tamper detection, and loop bounds pass.
Additional normalization checks in the 23 August report
- Normalization module presence: PASS — 16 of 16 modules are present.
- Required governing pins: WARN — six governance pins remain absent.
- Constitutional genesis declaration: WARN — absent.
- Normalization adversarial-suite collection: FAIL because
pytestwas not installed in the gate job environment.
These L.* checks are not included in the 9-of-11 A–K count and do not create or imply N1 maturity.
Residual risks recorded by the latest report
- The founder still controls repository credentials at N0/N1.
- Provider and platform behavior remains an external trust assumption for the capability/security boundary.
- Integrity cannot be self-attested while the required external witness is absent.
- Required normalization governance pins and constitutional genesis are not yet adopted.
Public records: N1 enforcement requirements, 23 August evidence snapshot, independence rules, architecture adversarial-review disposition, and 17 August PDLS pilot record. The N1 gate result and the N0 implementation milestone are deliberately presented separately.