TRIZEL

🔒 TRIZEL Governance Framework

TRIZEL operates under a strict three-layer governance model that ensures institutional accountability and scientific rigor. This framework separates authority, execution, and presentation into independent layers, each with clearly defined boundaries.

Layer-0 (Governance): Establishes policies, approves artifacts, maintains final authority. All decisions flow from trizel-core governance repository.

Layer-1 (Execution): Internal research, analysis, and validation. Private repositories perform scientific work under Layer-0 authorizationAll Layer-1 activities require explicit approval from Layer-0 governance before proceeding..

Layer-2 (Presentation): This repository—public-facing display of approved content only. No authority, no execution, no live data. See Governance Phase E Lock for complete framework.

What is the GOI?

The Global Observation & Production Index (GOI) serves as TRIZEL's canonical publication registry—a structured, multilingual catalog of verified scientific artifacts. Unlike traditional academic repositories, the GOI explicitly separates observation (data sources) from production (analytical outputs), ensuring clear provenanceThe documented origin and chain of custody for all scientific data and outputs. and institutional accountability.

Key principles:

• Evidence-first: All entries include verifiable metadata and frozen snapshots
• Layer separation: Clear distinction between governance, execution, and presentation
• Multilingual access: Full documentation in 6 languages (EN/FR/DE/RU/ZH/AR)
• Static registry: No dynamic updates—all changes require governance approval

Understanding Phase E

Phase E represents the final presentation layer in TRIZEL's governance model—a strictly read-only observatoryA display system for viewing approved scientific content without the ability to execute, modify, or analyze data. designed for public institutional communication. This phase enforces absolute separation between execution (internal research) and display (public presentation).

Phase E guarantees:

• No live data: All content is frozen, approved snapshots
• No execution: This repository runs no code, performs no analysis
• Governance control: Every update requires Layer-0 authorization
• Phase F prohibition: Dashboards, analytics, and interactivity are explicitly forbidden

Phase E ensures that what you see is exactly what has been formally approved—no automated updates, no hidden processes, no dynamic behavior. See Phase E Declaration for complete framework.

Phase D: Institutional Statistics

Phase D introduced static institutional metrics that describe TRIZEL's structural architecture. These are not performance metrics or analytics—they are fixed declarative values that document system scope.

What Phase D statistics represent:

• Architecture layers: The three-layer governance model (Layer-0/1/2)
• Repository counts: Static inventory of system components
• Language support: Multilingual documentation coverage
• Presentation metrics: Display infrastructure specifications

Phase D statistics are frozen reference values, updated only through governance-approved changes. They describe "what exists" not "what is happening"—no live counters, no API calls, no dynamic data.