What changed

• Full rewrite of the Aurora Workflow Orchestration methodology
• Defined five enforceable artifact classes + schemas
• Established minimal phase topology + role separation rules
• Completed contract index and schema map
• Added onboarding guide + examples + normative specifications

Why this matters

AWO v2.0.0 is now the authoritative definition of how research must be conducted under the Aurora ecosystem. It provides deterministic structure for CRI-CORE to enforce, eliminating ambiguity in workflow execution.

Links

• Concept DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17013612
• Repository: Aurora-Workflow-Orchestration

What changed

• Introduced symbolic compression system for reasoning chains.
• Formalized token grammar for lineage + derivation mapping.
• Published concept and version DOIs for long-term archival.

Why it matters

Glyphtrace forms the encoding substrate that future enforcement layers will use to track claims, provenance, and semantic lineage.

Links

• Concept DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18057686
• Version DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18057687

What changed

• Defined machine-verifiable disclosure requirements.
• Separated doctrinal rationale from enforceable specification.
• Added compliance targets for CRI-CORE.

Links

• Concept DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17809676
• Repository: Neurotransparency-Specification

What changed

• Defined epistemic rationale for AI–human traceability.
• Established foundation for NTS + ARI governance rules.
• Separated normative reasoning from enforceable spec.

Links

• Concept DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17957384

What changed

• Defined governance authority for entire Aurora ecosystem.
• Set boundaries between doctrine → spec → workflow → enforcement.
• Established independence + no self-attestation rules.

Links

• Concept DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17743096
• Repository: Aurora-Research-Initiative