The website remains living documentation. Zenodo preserves the immutable Edition 0.1 snapshot, its governance records, source registry, citation metadata, licensing terms, and file-integrity evidence.

Persistent identifier and citation

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21701697

Preferred edition-level citation: Clark, E. D. (2026). CSI Reference, Edition 0.1. Collective-State Inference Research Program. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21701697

Release inventory

  • RA-001 through RA-010, each at Version 0.2
  • About the CSI Research Program
  • Editorial and Citation Policy
  • Scholarly Sources registry and Citation Verification Audit
  • Version History, citation metadata, release notes, and machine-readable manifest
  • Reuse and Licensing statement and scholarly feedback procedure
  • Root CITATION.cff, .zenodo.json, and LICENSE-CONTENT.md

Integrity and reproducibility

The public CSI Reference repository preserves the tagged release, manifest, and SHA-256 checksums generated from the exact release contents.

License

Except where otherwise noted, original CSI Reference scholarly text, diagrams, and archival-release materials are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International. Third-party material, trademarks, branding, and repository code remain outside that license unless expressly stated.

Research status

Archiving establishes persistence and citability; it does not constitute peer review, empirical validation, or journal acceptance. Edition 0.1 remains a foundational conceptual release. At the time this edition was archived, it was aligned with the then-current pre-submission theoretical manuscript. That manuscript has since been substantially revised and is currently under journal consideration; the Research Integrity page records its current public status.

Repository package

The public package is available through the tagged GitHub release and the Zenodo record. The private production repository retains the release builder used to generate the 22-file checksummed package.

Open Zenodo record Review reuse terms