Quality-Assurance

Scanner Darkly Pass Named after Philip K. Dick’s novel about seeing beneath surfaces Definition A Scanner Darkly Pass is a deep inspection of hidden, preview, and steganographic content across the platform to ensure accuracy and consistency with public-facing documentation. Distinction from Other Systems System Purpose Scope Frequency Nervous System Full monitoring and sync infrastructure Platform-wide Continuous SENTINEL Automated watcher that triggers sync actions Technical Continuous Nervous System Pass Scheduled verification of overall consistency All systems Periodic Scanner Darkly Pass Deep inspection of HIDDEN content specifically Hidden/preview only As needed What Gets Scanned 1. Steganographic Preview (Durin’s Door) Hidden preview content that non-members can access: ...

Automated Trust: The Harper Certification System How Liana Banyan Codified Reputation into Algorithmic Selection Abstract Traditional quality assurance systems rely on centralized authority to appoint auditors. This creates bottlenecks, bias, and single points of failure. The Harper Certification System introduces automated trust — a multi-factor weighted algorithm that selects auditors based on demonstrated behavior rather than appointed authority. By anchoring Auditor status to a 3-tier selection vector — Builder Longevity (40%), Quality Validation (40%), and Joule Collateral (20%) — we have effectively codified trust into executable code. The theoretical “Fortress” is now live, functional software. ...