OSTOE — open-source theory of everything, claims registry

OSTOE — Open-Source Theory of Everything

A claims registry, not a forum. Every entry is a mechanism stated at a fixed resolution, labelled by what kind of statement it is, what would kill it, and what depends on it. Falsified entries stay in the registry — they are load-bearing results, not embarrassments to delete.

This registry is seeded from a real, ongoing research program (a fractal-geometry approach to gauge structure and spectral physics, audited over September 2026). Entries are written for a reader with zero prior context.

The labels

Every claim carries one primary status:

Two disciplines govern everything else:

  1. Mechanism first, names second. No claim may be retrofitted into the nearest existing theorem, and no analogy may be promoted to an identity. Before formalization: what changes, what carries the connector, what would falsify it.
  2. Attack connectors, not endpoints. For any chain A → B → C, the registry asks whether A actually produces B and B actually produces C — not whether the endpoints sound plausible.

Contributing

An entry is a markdown file in entries/ with frontmatter. See SCHEMA.md. The bar for entry is mechanical, not credential-based: state the mechanism at a fixed resolution, name the observation that would discriminate it, and mark your gaps honestly. Entries that fail loudly and record the failure correctly are first-class citizens here.