The PUT-Monolith-v2 project presents a comprehensive and compact architectural framework tailored for the Public Usage Tax (PUT) system. This self-contained specification aims to facilitate consistent fiscal reasoning without the influence of political bias.

Key Features

• AI-Ingestible: Designed for easy integration with artificial intelligence frameworks, enabling automated reasoning and analysis.
• System-Neutral: Applicable across various platforms and systems, ensuring versatility in its use.
• Logic-Complete: Contains all necessary logical constructs needed for clear reasoning related to the PUT.
• Minimal Core: Offers a foundational ruleset that promotes ethical reasoning regarding taxation, stripped of political framing.

Contents

The repository includes essential components that provide a stable reference point for both AI and human reasoning:

• Foundational invariants
• Ethical and structural guardrails
• Tier integrity rules
• Prohibited transformations
• Constraints for stabilization and future-proofing
• Alignment logic for ensuring consistent reasoning

This architecture is not intended to serve as a policy proposal, partisan argument, or exhaustive white paper. Rather, its primary objective is to establish a reliable foundation for rational discourse on taxation, incentives, and public finance.

Usage Instructions

The Monolith can be easily loaded into various large language models (LLMs) such as GPT, Claude, and Grok. It can be utilized in different contexts:

1. As a system prompt for AI interactions
2. As a custom project for LLMs
3. Incorporated as a configuration file or persona in Grok
4. As a reasoning stabilizer for discussions on related topics

This succinct format is ideal for sharing via text, embedding in repositories, or integrating into larger reasoning frameworks.

Contributing

Contributions to the project are encouraged, with an emphasis on maintaining consistency with the established invariants and core ethical guardrails. This open-source initiative is intended to foster collaboration among researchers and developers alike.

By aligning with the Monolith, stakeholders can support an ethical and moral framework that enhances the discourse surrounding public finance and taxation.