One governed entry · transition-routed Site · preview only

Start with Ecosystem Chat.
Everything else is a governed transition.

StegVerse is being reshaped from a collection of separate public pages into one governed ecosystem interface. A user should not have to choose between Demo, Wiki, Papers, Runtime, SDK, or Formalisms first. The user asks once; the ecosystem classifies the request and offers the appropriate transition path.

Open Ecosystem Chat View transition menu
Ecosystem Chat is the primary operating surface for the Site. The other pages remain available as evidence, demonstration, formal definition, research, runtime evaluation, and implementation destinations. They should not feel like competing starting points.

Governed transition path

User request
Intent classification
Boundary check
Evidence route
Transition destination
Receipt / replay path

Continue to a governed transition

These are framed as actions the Ecosystem Chat surface can route into, not as separate products competing for attention.

Join the interoperability studyDownload one canonical paper, submit it to an LLM of your choice, and prepare a hash-bound response artifact.Open public experiment
Inspect the technology-discovery studyReview the progressively published hypothesis, pilot event ledger, sources, uncertainties, falsification posture, and research queue.Open TIDC research ledger
Govern a crypto goalConnect a wallet, define bounded risk, verify an admitted transaction, and retain settlement evidence without surrendering keys.Continue to StegWallet
Explain admissibilityOpen the vocabulary, proof-path examples, and public formalism bridge.Continue to Admissibility Wiki
Demonstrate governanceRun a static browser demo after the request is classified as a demonstration transition.Continue to Demo
Evaluate a runtimeReview public observatory and external framework comparison posture.Continue to Governance Observatory
View governed ecosystem modelSee input classes, transition standing, output classes, and capability lifecycle framing.Continue to Governed Ecosystem
Inspect transition tableUse the public posture map for boundary decisions and consequence classes.Continue to Transition Table
Inspect TT implementation mirrorReview the public mirror of TT registry, handlers, fixtures, receipts, and propagation status.Continue to TT Code
Use math-solver adapterRoute calculation, symbolic, unit, and proof-step checks through a preview adapter posture.Continue to Math Solver
Read the researchOpen public papers and exposition after the question requires research context.Continue to Papers
Review product boundaryUnderstand service posture, pricing, and senior trust-risk audit framing.Continue to Product
Inspect proof stagesView the formalism-tests Stage 1–31 proof mirror.Continue to Stage 1–31
Review STCMState Transition Conservation Model research-note posture.Continue to STCM
Review RTGRelative Transition Geometry draft formalism posture.Continue to RTG

Current proof status

StegVerse public mirror status
Primary surfaceEcosystem Chat · single governed entry preview
Ecosystem Chatlocal route classification · interaction bands · no execution authority
HIL experimentpublic page · browser-local intake preview · no server custody
TIDC researchopen pilot ledger · RESEARCH_NOTE · not confirmatory
StegWalletgoal mandate and wallet-prompt boundary · no custody · no autonomous browser signing
Identity declarationSV002-M0 · all permission flags false
CGE decisionALLOW · sha256:33aa60e7
Intake statussuccess · stop_condition_met: true
Receipt chainsha256:a151deed · live
Stage mapM0–M10 complete · v1.0.0-sv002-m10 tagged

Audit is evidence. Commit-time admissibility is control.

Logs can explain what happened. A commit boundary determines whether an action is still valid before it becomes an irreversible effect.

The StegVerse pattern is simple: reconstruct current state, re-derive current permission, recompute admissibility, then allow, deny, or fail closed.

Boundary doctrine

formalism-tests  =  proof/test source
Site             =  public mirror
Ecosystem Chat   =  primary operating surface preview, not proof source
HIL experiment   =  public research intake preview, not custody or scientific proof
TIDC research    =  progressively published research note, not a confirmed historical law
StegWallet       =  wallet-action admissibility and signature-boundary surface, not key custody
production       =  accredited participation, not final proof by itself

Site is a public mirror and transition router preview, not proof source.