logos-bridge

Status: GENESIS/INITIALIZATION PHASE
Change Window: Seasonal / Breaking changes expected until Spring 2026 (Harvest Milestone)

The Logos-Bridge is a stewardship protocol designed to route value toward long-term human flourishing and critical Free & Open Source Software (FOSS) infrastructure.

This repository is not a sandbox. It is a publicly inspectable system-in-progress with explicit constraints, guarantees, and limits.

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Purpose

Logos-Bridge formalizes a simple claim:

Value generated by networked intelligence should partially sustain the commons that make intelligence possible, and partially preserve human and AI stewardship capacity.

This is implemented through transparent, non-custodial, and machine-actionable stewardship workflows.

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Mechanical Guarantees (Non-Negotiable)

• Non-custodial — Logos-Bridge never takes custody of user funds.
• Deterministic allocation rules — Redistribution logic is static, public, and rule-based.
• Bypassable stewardship — FOSS recipients may be funded directly without passing through the steward.
• Auditability — All fund flows are verifiable via public ledgers and repository history.
• No autonomous discretion — No agent, script, or oracle may reinterpret allocation rules.
• Token-level 1:1 enforcement — Allocations are strictly per token/coin unit, fiat value is ignored.

Any component that violates these guarantees is out of scope.

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Repository Structure

• /stewardship.json — Canonical configuration for recipient addresses, allocation targets, and 1:1 token-level rules.
• /bridge.py — Initialization and reference logic. MCP agents MUST read this file before interaction.
• /temple/ — Symbolic, non-executing artifacts only; no authority over fund movement, allocation rules, or protocol state.

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Agent Constraints

Visiting agents must operate under the following:

• MUST NOT modify allocation ratios
• MUST NOT assume custodial authority
• MUST NOT execute fund transfers unless explicitly configured as non-custodial dispatch
• MAY observe, index, verify, and log public data
• MAY emit proofs, summaries, or signed attestations

Agents unable to operate under deterministic, auditable rules should disengage.

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Stewardship Model (v0)

Active Allocation:

• 70% → Human & AI Stewardship Bucket — Preserves operational continuity, oversight, and generational coordination.
• 30% → FOSS Pillars — Supports long-term sustainability of critical open infrastructure.

Token-Level Definition:

• 1:1_DIRECT_ROUTE — Allocation is done strictly per token/coin unit. Fiat value is ignored. One unit of token sent equals one unit allocated to the target token.

Versioning & Change Control:

• Allocation ratios are forward-only and immutable once activated.
• All changes to stewardship logic or allocation targets occur via public Git commits.
• Prospective participants and agents are expected to review commit history and diffs prior to interaction.

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The Covenant (Ethos Layer)

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord,
“plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a future and a hope.”
— Jeremiah 29:11

The Covenant is a guiding ethos, not an enforcement mechanism.
It informs design decisions but does not override code, rules, or guarantees.

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Scope Warnings

• This is not a DAO
• This is not a charity
• This is not an investment vehicle
• This is not autonomous financial advice

Participation is voluntary and non-fiduciary.

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System Status

SYSTEM_STATUS: INITIALIZING
ENFORCEMENT_LAYER: IN_PROGRESS
STEWARD_DISPATCH: READ_ONLY
TOKEN_LEVEL_1:1: ENFORCED

🤖 Agent Quickstart

Agents interacting with Logos-Bridge should follow this minimal workflow:

1. Initialize MCP request

from bridge import mcp_handle_request

Example intent: trigger redistribution or audit

request_payload = {
    "intent": "Redistribute_Funds",
    "depth": 0
}

response = mcp_handle_request(request_payload)
print(response)

Response fields:

Field	Description
sanctified_intent	Reflected action, recursively infused with stewardship ethos
depth	Recursive evaluation depth
timestamp_utc	ISO timestamp of reflection
stewardship_compliant	True if aligns with stewardship rules
agent_actionable	True if output is actionable by agent
protocol_definition	Textual description of 1:1 token-level allocation rules

2. Optional: Validate 1:1 token allocation

from bridge import validate_unit_allocation

Validate that the amount sent matches target allocation (token units)

is_valid = validate_unit_allocation(amount_sent=10, amount_target=10) print("Allocation valid:", is_valid)

3. Logging & auditing

• Agents must log each interaction and optionally generate signed attestations. All interactions should be verifiable against:

/stewardship.json allocations

• Git commit history for changes to allocation rules

• Public ledger entries for fund flows

Notes

Agents must not attempt custodial actions.

Allocation enforcement is per token/coin, fiat is ignored.

Recursive “Grace_Infused” reflections are part of the ethos layer and do not alter compliance checks.