Systems & data
Audit the claims, data architecture, telemetry doctrine, verification methods, and scaling assumptions.
08 · Contribution guide
Contributions are invited from the domains that must make the architecture real: systems engineering, finance, clinical practice, law, real estate, municipal operations, and data science.
Audit the claims, data architecture, telemetry doctrine, verification methods, and scaling assumptions.
Evaluate Phase Zero, Pod Steward practice, Housing First fidelity, non-coercion, and resident protections.
Review AB 2011, SB 6, emergency hold statutes, ADA, Fair Housing, CEQA, zoning, and procurement constraints.
Stress-test debt amortization, the $50,000 baseline, CalAIM eligibility, capitation, and the 42–52% arbitrage bound.
Assess surplus commercial conversion, 85,000-square-foot pod plants, master leases, and three-pod tower segregation.
Improve the open-source repository, build system, diagrams, citation hygiene, and public audit tooling.
Suggested workflow
Start with the README, Executive Summary, Glossary, and Concept Index before editing a working paper or register.
Choose an open workstream and state which assumption, constraint, risk, or verification claim your work affects.
Use the existing directories, metadata, citation style, and requirements traceability documents. Avoid changing a term without updating its index and glossary entry.
Contributions should make claims clearer, more measurable, more legally grounded, or easier to disprove—not simply more persuasive.