Decision Reconstructability Protocol for AI-accelerated systems.
Acceleration without reconstructability leads to structural collapse.
RTS preserves decision states so structural drift and discontinuities can be located and reduced over time.
Repository position: see docs/overview/POSITION.md.
AI accelerates execution.
But decision authority is rarely recorded.
When systems fail, the same question appears:
Who approved this — and under what assumptions?
Most AI workflows optimize execution.
They do not preserve decision state.
RTS exists to preserve that state.
RTS is a Git-native structural ledger for decision systems.
It preserves:
- decision authority
- execution structure
- state transitions
RTS logs structure — not semantics.
It is designed for auditability, continuity, and post-failure reconstruction.
The RTS core consists of three structural guarantees.
Each block records:
- Context
- Decision
- Constraints
- Assumptions
- Action
- Outcome
This forms a reconstructable decision state.
RTS tracks transitions between decision states to identify:
- where structural drift began
- where assumptions shifted
- where discontinuities appeared
- which decision altered the trajectory
This enables precise reconstruction after failure.
RTS is deterministic and Git-native.
- commits act as immutable timestamps
- history becomes operational evidence
- reconstruction remains possible even when memory is lost
The system guarantees reconstructability of structure.
The following components extend the core.
RTS can record boundary events capturing:
- approver / authority holder
- scope of responsibility
- justification at approval time
- commit hash (state at approval)
This is not blame.
It is an authority trace.
Additional extensions may include:
- drift analysis
- governance history
- failure freeze snapshots (ESC)
- identity modeling
All extensions depend on the core reconstructability model.
- Create decision block
- Commit
- (Optional) Record boundary
- Reconstruct anytime
RTS is not:
- workflow automation
- monitoring software
- compliance software
- memory embedding / vector retrieval
RTS is a structural ledger.
- Manifest →
docs/manifest.md - Technical Overview →
docs/technical_overview.md - Genesis / History →
docs/genesis/ - Rulebook →
docs/rulebook/
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