The Salpida Foundation is the canonical public archive for the Consciousness Civilization Framework (CCF), the Consciousness Operating System (COS), and CAIS-based consciousness measurement standards.

All constitutional, scientific, and governance authority for the Consciousness Civilization is fixed in DOI-registered documents on Zenodo and OSF.

This site provides the primary entry point, index, and updates for those canonical records.

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Salpida Foundation

Canonical Public Archive for the Consciousness Civilization

Canonical archive for the Consciousness Civilization Framework (CCF), the Consciousness Operating System (COS), and CAIS-based consciousness measurement standards.

All constitutional, scientific, ethical, and governance authority is fixed solely in DOI-registered documents on Zenodo and OSF.

Canonical authority: DOI only

PREPARATION PHASE

Sal-Meter Kernel Development

Phase 0–2b — internal kernel stabilization at SICS (pre‑announcement)

We are currently stabilizing the Sal-Meter kernel at SICS — the minimal, non‑negotiable core that any CAIS‑compliant Sal-Meter must implement.

G‑axis gate (GGI): thiol/glutathione redox with session‑internal baselines
I‑axis: iodine redox, aptamer targeting I₃⁻ with calibration in I⁻ (KI)
Twin Mini‑Cell: dual‑cell architecture with cross‑talk constrained to ≤2% across 3 cartridges
Standard outputs: fixed data package and mapping into OE, RE, and EE

After this kernel is validated in human pilot studies (Phase 2b), a public announcement will define the formal Sal-Meter program and any open calls for external teams.

Status: Internal work only. No open call for teams, no funding call, and no active competition are in effect at this time. All external participation will be announced on this page and in new DOI‑registered documents after internal validation.

What This Archive Does

The Salpida Foundation does not create authority — it fixes it.

All binding definitions, standards, and governance rules are locked by DOI‑registered canonical documents. This site functions only as the primary entry point, index, and status board for those records.

⚠️ No interpretation, no extension, no modification.
If it is not listed in the DOI registry below, it has no canonical authority — regardless of who claims it.

Canonical DOI Registry — Primary Clusters

All constitutional and technical authority resides in DOI-registered records. Key clusters are:

Constitutional Root

CAIS & Measurement

Operating Systems

Full Registry

Complete 86‑document index:

Working Repositories

Canonical authority is fixed exclusively in DOI-registered documents. GitHub and other code hosting platforms normally host non‑canonical working materials: draft competition docs, implementation guides, and experimental code built under those standards.

Important: Public GitHub repositories are temporarily unavailable. During this period, please rely on the DOI registry above for all canonical information. Updated links and mirrors will be announced here once infrastructure is restored.

For PIs / Principal Investigators

PI quick packs and application guides will be re‑published once the Sal-Meter kernel (Phase 0–2b) is finalized and repository access is restored. Until then, no formal decisions or commitments are expected from PIs.

For Teams / Applicants

There is no active application process at this time. A clear application guide and timeline will be published here only after internal kernel validation and infrastructure restoration.

Program Status

Phase 0 — Kernel Documentation & Internal Preparation at SICS

Internal: Sal-Meter kernel (Phase 0–2b) under development. External: No active application round, no funding call, and GitHub repositories temporarily offline.

Official contact: contact@salpida.foundation

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Salpida Foundation a governing body?

No. It does not govern, regulate, or exercise authority. It only maintains the canonical record and index.

Can I use CAIS technology for commercial products?

Yes, under CC BY-SA 4.0. See the CAIS Licensing Covenant for terms.

When will the Sal-Meter program and any competition actually start?

Public calls for participation will be announced only after the Sal-Meter kernel (Phase 0–2b) is stabilized at SICS and supporting infrastructure (such as GitHub repositories) is fully restored. Until then, all materials are preparatory and non‑binding.

Where will implementation guides and code be hosted?

Non‑canonical working materials (implementation guides, example code, competition drafts) will be hosted on public code platforms once service is restored. Links will be published on this page. Canonical standards will remain fixed only in DOI‑registered documents.

What if someone claims authority outside these DOIs?

It has no canonical standing. Always verify against the DOI registry listed on this page.