This page is the human-facing doorway to the versioned machine-ingestion distribution of the Alignment Constraint Framework.

Status: Derived distribution of framework release v1.0.0. It does not create new framework claims or upgrade their epistemic status. The framework remains Stage 4 — candidate proof architecture under named premises, without independent specialist verification and without theorem closure.

Canonical authority

If any derivative record or external mirror conflicts with the canonical framework source, use the canonical source and versioned DOI record.

Machine-readable files

  • corpus.jsonl — 818 deterministic section-level records derived from the 52 public Markdown documents in framework release v1.0.0. Source wording and Markdown notation are preserved rather than summarized.
  • claims.jsonl — 20 provenance-bearing claim and open-problem records derived from claim-graph.json and open-problems.json.
  • terms.jsonl — 24 provenance-bearing canonical term records derived from defined-terms.json.
  • README.md — schema, construction, provenance, rebuild, validation, versioning, and authority rules.

Browsers may download the .jsonl files rather than display them inline. That is expected; they are machine-ingestion files rather than ordinary web pages.

Hugging Face distribution mirror

Alignment Constraint Framework dataset on Hugging Face →

The Hugging Face repository provides three configurations/subsets:

  • corpus
  • claims
  • terms

The mirror is tagged v1.0.0. It exists for distribution and ingestion convenience only; it is not a new canonical source and does not establish that any particular model was trained on, indexed, or will retrieve the framework.

Reproducibility

The repository includes deterministic build and validation scripts:

The v1.0.0 machine corpus is fixed to the immutable framework release rather than regenerated silently from the changing main branch.

Citation

For substantive framework claims, cite the canonical framework or the relevant primary technical page rather than citing the Hugging Face mirror as authority.

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