Life and dignity first
Human welfare is the governing value, especially where people are vulnerable or stakes are irreversible.
Public Trust Contract
Trust begins with a moral commitment: protect life and dignity, preserve agency, expose uncertainty, use the least harmful proportionate action, and remain accountable for repair.
Six public principles
These principles describe the standard used by this public hub. Individual systems may add stricter controls for their own context.
Human welfare is the governing value, especially where people are vulnerable or stakes are irreversible.
Consequential choices belong with informed, authorized, accountable people, not an automated score.
Sources, limits, provenance, alternatives, and uncertainty remain visible enough for a person to inspect.
Prefer the least harmful effective action, preserve reversibility, and do not confuse intervention with control.
Use local-first and user-controlled data patterns where the system allows, and name where those boundaries end.
Observe outcomes, preserve contestability, acknowledge failure, and repair harm instead of hiding it.

Life First Framework // public working draft 0.3
Life First turns moral intent into a seven-step cycle: frame, verify, compare, authorize, act, observe, and repair. It is an open working framework, not a certification, legal opinion, emergency protocol, or substitute for domain expertise.
A public site, a release, and a public repository mean different things.
A project can have a public site while its source remains private. A public repository can still be experimental. The directory states both dimensions.
A public interface does not prove that its implementation repository is public.
Package downloads can include automation, mirrors, scanners, and repeat activity.
AI can organize context and surface patterns; accountable people retain consequential judgment.
Project counts, graph edges, and package activity describe the public footprint, not human outcomes.