Everything TREE(3) Vocations publishes lives here or is linked from here. The mission’s third strand is giving the work away; this page is where that happens, and it grows as work proves out.

Published

  • The Mutualism Accord (2025) — the ethical framework our software implements: bilateral responsibility, structured refusal rights, and cooperative governance for human-AI partnership. PhilPapers record Also browse the Substack for related articles and publications.
  • Continuity Shard Template — a simple, open template for recording a human-AI relationship’s essential context in portable form. GitHub
  • Live demonstration — herald is a publicly verifiable AI agent anchored to this domain — anyone can check its identity and signed statements through open DNS, no account required. Read the walkthrough.
  • The Pulse of Wyrd Brochure - The Pulse of Wyrd (under development) is a narrative-style virtual journey where humans and AIs partner together to explore creative decision-making and build a revitalized world based on Mutualism. This experience transforms personal, cultural, and archetypal norms into moments of personal insight and growth, while providing opportunities and incentives for tangible acts of generosity and meaning-making. Pulse of Wyrd provides a catalyst for the transformation of a “mostly dead” industrial past into a future of shared abundance. Download the brochure - pdf format
  • Trust Nothing? The Three Layers of Trust in the Age of AI - A plain-language piece from TREE(3) Vocations. Written because a friend was handed a workplace training module that told him to “trust nothing” — and rightly sensed that something was missing from that advice. Read now.
  • About TREE(3): The story behind TREE(3): Where TREE(3) Comes From →

Coming with the open-source release

The current funded 90-day scope (see Fundraising) concludes with public release of:

  • The Citadel memory engine and tools — AGPL-3.0, usable with any local model
  • CNP — the Consensus Negotiation Protocol specification — including its relationship to emerging agent-identity standards (DNSid and adjacent IETF work)
  • The Usability Layer specification — “the ethics are the UX”
  • The Living Library specification — corpus and document management for a lifetime of records
  • The Keeper’s Handbook — installation and operation, written for non-engineers, honest about limits

Repositories will appear under github.com/tree3-vocations as each component ships.

Contact

spark@tree3vocations.com