Fork. Improve. Submit.
The Open Transition Framework is licensed under CC0 (Public Domain). This is humanity's plan—not a proprietary product. We invite economists, engineers, and citizens to contribute.
Evolution of the Plan
Like software, this plan is versioned. Each iteration addresses weaknesses found in the previous version through community feedback and red-teaming.
The Optimistic Baseline
2025-06Initial framework assuming gradual AGI arrival and rational government action.
The Hardened Realpolitik
2025-09Added political viability patches, inflation controls, and geopolitical contingencies.
The Antifragile Fork
2025-11Trigger-based phasing, failure cascades, hybrid governance, and thermodynamic verification.
Release Candidate
2026-01Added opt-out clause, success metrics dashboard, and dissent section.
The Codebase
Clone this structure to fork the plan. Each folder contains the documentation, models, and policies for that domain.
Open Issues
These are the unsolved problems in the current framework. We are actively soliciting proposals from economists, engineers, and policy experts.
Inflationary Impact of UBI in Phase 2
Token Tax Evasion via Encrypted Private Chains
Human Psychology in Voluntary Work Phase
Timeline Mismatch: Early AGI Scenario
Data Union Formation Mechanics
Contributors
This framework is the result of collaboration between economists, engineers, ethicists, and legal scholars from around the world.
How to Contribute
Fork the Repository
Clone to your local machine and create a feature branch.
Make Your Changes
Add documentation, fix bugs, or propose new mechanisms.
Submit a Pull Request
Describe your changes and their rationale clearly.
Community Review
Changes are reviewed by domain experts before merging.
Red Team
Challenge.
We invite economists, researchers, and policy experts to find ways to "break" the plan. If you can demonstrate a failure mode we haven't considered, you'll be credited as a contributor.