a repository for materials to help open source projects tackle governance challenges
A short field guide to the patterns that cause open source projects to fail and the governance structures that help them survive and scale.
From Cybernetics to Categorical Semantics in Distributed Software Organizations — Formalizing Organizational Viability in Open Source Software Governance
The official repository template for CNCG Panama projects
Official Editorial for The Synthesis Movement.
LITHOS: A sovereign open-source framework for resilient electrical grid mapping and geospatial intelligence. Designed for institutional standards, ensuring data autonomy, NIS2 compliance, and technical transparency for critical energy infrastructure.
Agora is an institutional reference framework for establishing, structuring, and operating an Open Source Program Office (OSPO) within public administrations, European institutions, research organisations, and mission-driven enterprises.
UGLS is a future-proof ISO-style draft universal meta-governance standard that closes the gaps in the “rules of rules.” It defines two triggers and two cycles that provide rigorous, evidence-based logic for governing how rules evolve and are implemented.
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