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Mission scopeInstitutional domainBeneficiary scopeInstitutional boundariesInstitutional narrative continuity
Reciprocity requirementsTransparency obligationsAccountability standardsParticipation expectationsConflict conductStewardship responsibilitiesParticipation attestation requirementsBreach classificationSanction tiersSuspension and removal authority
Membership activationRole acceptanceProposal submission eligibilityTreasury authority activationGovernance participation eligibilityCompliance with conduct and stewardship standardsDigital signaturesCryptographic verificationOn-chain confirmationsSigned participation agreementsActivate governance rightsHold institutional rolesAccess treasury authoritySubmit governance proposals
Amendment thresholdsProtected clauses (if applicable)Review cadenceEmergency amendment logicVersion control requirementsConstitutional compliance requirements for operational and technical systems
Who holds ultimate authority? (Members, token holders, council, hybrid)Is authority stake-weighted, identity-based, or role-based?Can authority be delegated?Are veto domains defined?
Sovereign authority definitionDelegation structureFinal decision domain
Must align with Institutional Design PrinciplesFlag undefined escalation chains
Which decisions are immutable?Which require supermajority?Which are routine?
Authority tiersDecision class structureEscalation thresholds
What proposal types exist? (Operational, treasury, structural, emergency)Who may submit proposals?What review stages apply?
Proposal typologySubmission eligibility rulesReview structure
What quorum thresholds apply?What approval thresholds apply?Is voting public or private?Is abstention counted?
Voting modelQuorum formulaApproval logic
Must align with Participation & Membership structure
What formal roles exist?How are roles created?What authority does each role hold?How are roles removed?
Role registryAuthority scope per roleAppointment and removal procedures
Who controls treasury execution?Are multi-signature safeguards required?What spending categories exist?Are reserve protections required?
Treasury authority structureSpending constraintsTransparency requirements
Must align with Cultural Orientation stewardship standards
What actions require attestation? (membership, role activation, treasury authority, proposal rights)How are attestations recorded? (signature, wallet verification, registry entry)Who validates attestation completion?Where are attestation records stored?
Attestation requirementsGovernance eligibility conditionsAttestation recording mechanismAttestation registry structure
Attestations must precede governance rights activationAttestation records must remain auditable
What behaviors constitute breach?What are severity tiers?What sanctions apply?Who enforces conduct?
Conduct obligationsBreach classificationSanction ladderEnforcement authority
Must link to Dispute Resolution article
Who reviews complaints?What due process steps apply?Is appeal permitted?Is mediation required?
Dispute initiation protocolReview authorityAppeal mechanism
What threshold amends the Constitution?Are protected clauses defined?Is periodic review mandatory?
Amendment thresholdReview cadenceVersion control system
Amendment logic must not contradict sovereign authority structure
How does the technical system enforce constitutional constraints?Which governance rules must be embedded in infrastructure?How are constitutional updates synchronized with operational systems?
Constitutional compliance rulesTechnical governance enforcement conditionsInfrastructure synchronization procedures
II. Constitution
II. Constitution
Binding Authority, Operational Structure & Institutional Enforcement
Purpose
The Constitution establishes the binding governance framework of the institution. It formalizes authority allocation, decision validation, role structure, treasury controls, conduct obligations, enforcement mechanisms, and amendment logic while preserving the institutional narrative and constitutional memory through which governance decisions, commitments, and milestones accumulate over time.
Unlike Cultural Orientation, which articulates institutional purpose and stewardship orientation, the Constitution renders those commitments enforceable by defining the structural constraints within which authority operates, resources are governed, disputes are resolved, and institutional continuity is preserved.
Completion of this section is required before operational deployment, treasury activation, or role execution.
Article I — Purpose & Scope
References Cultural Orientation.
Defines:
This article binds governance authority to declared institutional intent and preserves the interpretive continuity through which the institution understands its purpose, development, and evolving role within the systems it inhabits.
Article VI — Standards of Conduct & Stewardship
Defines binding behavioral obligations.
Includes:
This article also defines:
Conduct obligations are enforceable conditions of participation.
Attestations confirm that participants acknowledge institutional obligations and agree to operate within the constitutional constraints of the governance system.
Participation Attestations
Participation within the institution requires formal acknowledgment of governance obligations and stewardship responsibilities. Attestations function as confirmation that participants have reviewed, accepted, and agreed to operate within the constitutional structure prior to activating governance rights, institutional roles, or treasury authority.
Attestations may be required for:
Attestation records are maintained within the institutional governance registry and may be recorded through:
Participants who have not completed required attestations may not:
Attestation records provide a verifiable audit trail confirming that participants understand and accept the institutional commitments associated with their participation.
Article VIII — Amendment & Review
Defines:
Amendment logic must not contradict the sovereign authority structure.
Operational procedures, technical infrastructure, and governance implementations must remain compliant with constitutional authority. No system component may bypass or override constitutional constraints.
Schema
II. Constitutional Formation Module - AI Onboarding Guide
This module generates the binding governance framework of the institution. Completion is required before governance execution, treasury deployment, or role activation. The module formalizes sovereign authority, governance processes, stewardship obligations, enforcement mechanisms, and constitutional continuity.
Authority Definition
Sovereign Authority
AI Prompts
Required Output
Validation
Authority Boundaries
AI Prompts
Required Output
Governance Processes
Proposal Architecture
AI Prompts
Required Output
Voting & Decision Logic
AI Prompts
Required Output
Validation
Roles & Powers
Role Architecture
AI Prompts
Required Output
Treasury & Resource Governance
Treasury Authority
AI Prompts
Required Output
Validation
Participation Attestations
Governance Eligibility Confirmation
Participation within the institution requires formal attestation confirming that participants acknowledge and accept constitutional obligations.
AI Prompts
Required Output
Validation
Standards of Conduct
Conduct Standards
AI Prompts
Required Output
Validation
Enforcement & Dispute Resolution
Dispute Pathway
AI Prompts
Required Output
Amendment & Review
Amendment Logic
AI Prompts
Required Output
Validation
Constitutional Compliance
Governance System Alignment
Operational procedures, technical infrastructure, and governance implementations must remain compliant with constitutional authority.
AI Prompts
Required Output
Structured Output Schema
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