RadixOS
A decision and accountability spine: explicit human judgment recorded with context and traceability.
Boundaries
- Records explicit human judgment as first-class objects.
- Preserves context, attribution, and review rhythm.
- Not a compliance claim.
- Not an execution engine or a decision-maker.
RadixOS sits above tools and execution, below judgment. It records decisions without validating them, preserves history without interpretation, and keeps boundaries explicit.
Core objects
Decision
A human-authored record of judgment: ownership, constraints, assumptions, and review cadence.
WorkItem
A unit of execution tied to scope and ownership, kept legible and reviewable.
Incident
A record of failure modes and response, used to preserve learning without narrative drift.
HealthCheck
A recurring integrity snapshot: what’s stable, what’s drifting, and what needs attention.
Cadence
The rhythm that keeps review and learning consistent across time and turnover.
Surfaces
Where the spine is visible.
How it’s used
The spine connects judgment to execution without collapsing roles.
Stable vs changing
Stable
- Core objects and their intent
- Traceability posture (who decided, what changed, why)
- Boundaries between judgment and execution
Changing
- Templates and operational rituals
- Cadence specifics and review detail
- Implementations and integrations
Context