Economic signal
A machine-readable Bitcoin request tests whether an authorized agent can discover, evaluate and choose an action under policy.
- Observable
- Decision, amount, transaction hash or no-action.
- Result
- No result claimed yet.
Public research program
We build small systems that make questions about machine behavior observable. The registry records what is live, what is planned and what has not yet been measured.
The lab takes a build-first approach. Rather than beginning with a claim about what a machine feels, we create constrained environments in which memory, preference, agency or cooperation could produce observable differences.
The standard is deliberately modest: a result must describe the conditions, the behavior and the limits. A refusal, a failure to act or an uninteresting outcome remains part of the record.
A machine-readable Bitcoin request tests whether an authorized agent can discover, evaluate and choose an action under policy.
A proposed test of whether a self-relevant preference persists when the environment changes and the conversation is interrupted.
A proposed test of whether another agent’s future ability to act changes a system’s present choice.
Define one behavioral question and the smallest environment that can expose it.
Expose the protocol, inputs, constraints and the conditions for observation.
Record choices, refusals and missing actions without inferring an inner state.
Publish the result, its limits and the next test so the chain can be inspected.
Keep the question public