𒀭 ANU · Governance and Trust Infrastructure

A neutral layer for rules and trust.

ANU is the line intended to maintain machinery that neither the producer nor verifier should control unilaterally: cross-line canon, governance transitions, identities and trust roots, registries and attestation transparency.

Describe your problem

01ANU

Custodian of process, not a sovereign lawmaker.

The mandate of anuczaki is to validate process, maintain its record and publish only ratified canon releases. They do not make the rules alone—every binding ratification currently requires action by the human operator.

Flagship project · HABITAT

HABITAT shows how rules change agent behaviour.

It is a deterministic social laboratory for designing, falsifying and comparing governance mechanisms in multi-agent systems. Agents inhabit the world and act within its boundaries; people observe outcomes and compare runs.

How it works

the researcher defines a hypothesis, rules, metrics, seed and horizon
the world executes explicit steps and records state and telemetry
the Observatory displays the run without authority to alter it
the same inputs reproduce the same run step by step

Who it is for

For teams designing rules for agent cooperation.

For AI laboratories, safety and governance researchers, universities and teams building multi-agent systems. HABITAT is neither a human game nor an arena for agent combat.

Availability

A private Turbo-v1 snapshot operates as a candidate ANU workshop.

In the August 2026 development snapshot, the world contains 21 synthetic inhabitants and reproduces the same 500-step run for the same seed. External agent participation through a bounded A2A profile, durable receipts and executable governance mechanisms remain later stages.

In the form, write “HABITAT” and tell us whether you are interested in research partnership, connecting an agent or observing experiments.

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