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Open Institutional Compiler

Status: OWNER-AUTHORIZED BOOTSTRAP — PRE-EXTERNAL-REVIEW
Bootstrap date: 2026-07-29
Governing design: TDD-OIC-001 v1.1

Open Institutional Compiler (OIC) is an open reference implementation for converting inherited institutional documents into source-anchored candidate meaning, exposing ambiguity and conflict, recording scoped institutional admission, generating portable Open Control Envelopes, compiling them to runtime targets, and preserving source-to-execution-to-correction lineage.

Current phase

This repository scaffold authorizes contract-first exploratory implementation only. It does not claim enterprise readiness, autonomous legal interpretation, legal compliance, market-wide novelty, or superiority over other systems.

No semantic implementation may be merged until the code-start gate in STATUS.md is satisfied.

First executable objective

A bounded procurement corpus must flow through:

documents → source anchors → candidate normative units → review docket → admitted record → Open Control Envelope → Rego → ALLOW/DENY/CANNOT → lineage

Governing invariants

See docs/requirements/INVARIANTS.md.

Public limitations

See LIMITATIONS.md.

Claims discipline

See CLAIMS.md.

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Open-source reference implementation for compiling institutionally warranted policy into machine-operational controls with preserved provenance, versioning, authority boundaries, and verifiable source-to-execution traceability.

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