Post-Anchor Succession and Custody (PASC): Foundation Gate v0.1.1
Description
Post-Anchor Succession and Custody (PASC) is a negative-only technical research framework for the period after the original human accountability path is lost, absent, incapacitated, compromised, withdrawn, or dead. It asks which exact actions may preserve evidence and reduce exposure without converting property, credentials, relationship, custody, archive access, provider control, or institutional force into successor authority.
The Foundation Gate separates origin, identity, continuity, relationship, custody, access, interpretation, governance, and execution. It specifies conservative admissibility semantics, explicit HOLD/REJECT/ERROR branches, source and profile closure requirements, threat assumptions, field-maturation requirements, and a criterion-level evidence matrix. Recovery Build 5 changes the publication surface, not the gate result.
The release contains a primary citable PDF, a separate canonical-inventory supplement, and the UTF-8 Markdown and JSON sources of record in the ZIP.
Technical info (English)
Release class: Public technical research candidate.
F0_OUTCOME = NOT_PASSED
FOUNDATION_SEMANTICS_LOCKED = false
F1_DRAFTING = PROHIBITED
FORMALIZATION_OR_VALIDATOR = PROHIBITED
IMPLEMENTATION_OR_DEPLOYMENT = PROHIBITED
Publication fixes a citable research artifact. It is not a conformance certificate, legal instrument, implementation specification, deployment authorization, signed acceptance of the exact release bytes, or authority to perform any operation described by the package.