Specification
Maintain a clear path to the governing corpus, its definitions, and the constraints on canonical claims.
Time Foundation is the specification and research-facing home of CTP/IP. Its work is to make the protocol legible, its boundaries explicit, and its claims open to scrutiny.
CTP/IPCanonical reference, research replication, falsifiability submissions, and standards engagement belong here. A commercial runtime is a distinct layer, and not the purpose of this website.
Δ1 · L448 to 470Maintain a clear path to the governing corpus, its definitions, and the constraints on canonical claims.
Make the replication surface, open commitments, and evidence categories visible to independent readers.
Keep non-delegable intention and human signing authority at the root of the measurement cycle.
Time Foundation and Design Ledger are autonomous bodies, built, set and deployed by the Architect, Érico Lisbôa, as a contribution to the field. Each holds one role, and no role is blurred into its neighbour.
Δ1 · L448 to 470The standards body: corpus releases, the Open Validation Program, custody of the intellectual property and oversight of the reference implementation. It grants the licences.
The operator through which the machine is licensed. It measures nothing of its own.
The machine: the operating deployment of the LUX Runtime under licence.
The research arm.
One human, one wallet, one key. The only signer of intention; AI holds zero signing authority.
The protocol does not measure a person’s moral standing, social value, or fitness for consequences affecting their life or livelihood. Coerced intention is not sovereign agency.
Δ1 · L383 to 407The corpus distinguishes three licensing tiers. This is a source summary, not an offer or a contract.
Δ1 · L448 to 470Research and replication are open under CC BY-NC 4.0. No licence is required.
Enter the corpusCommercial use of the architecture requires licensing under Time Foundation governance, executed through Design Ledger.
Architecture licensing at Design LedgerRuntime operation additionally requires the LUX Runtime Licence. An architecture licence alone does not authorise runtime operation.
Runtime licensing at Design Ledger