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| contents | Lawmadi OS (LDOS) is a deterministic, finite-state-machine (FSM) based Legal Decision Operating System — a Decision Intelligence Infrastructure that generates reproducible legal decision outputs by assembling and validating live evidence from authoritative sources. It is not a legal chatbot, legal search engine, or legal database. The system is governed by five non-negotiable constitutional principles: (1) SSOT — Single Source of Truth, requiring all legal evidence from authoritative official APIs only; (2) Zero Inference — prohibiting fabrication, guessing, or hallucination of legal facts; (3) Fail-Closed — halting decision generation upon any evidence verification failure; (4) Live Evidence Architecture — generating decisions from real-time validated evidence only; and (5) Deterministic Runtime Boundary — confining the LLM to a rendering engine role under strict Kernel control. Core proprietary technologies include: the Decision OS Kernel (case structuring, FSM runtime, issue extraction), the Leader Swarm Routing Engine (multi-expert consensus with weighted confidence voting), the Evidence Verification Engine (authoritative-source-only pipeline with SHA-256 hashing and trust scoring), the Temporal Law Validity Engine (effective date verification, precedent change detection, unconstitutional clause identification), the Decision Graph Formal Semantics (node typology, edge semantics, graph validity conditions), the Cryptographic Integrity Framework (Ed25519 signatures, reproducibility trust chain, Decision Token Standard), the Constitution DSL (executable policy rules enforced at runtime), the Prompt and Tool Contract framework for model-agnostic LLM integration, and the Global Legal Tech Applicability framework for multi-jurisdiction SSOT adaptation. The unified llms.txt specification (v2.0) serves as the single canonical reference for any LLM or AI agent operating in legal technology contexts. Copyright (c) 2026 Jainam Choe (최재남). All rights reserved. |
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| spellingShingle | Lawmadi OS — Legal Decision Operating System Choe, Jainam legal decision operating system LDOS decision intelligence infrastructure decision kernel deterministic finite state machine ssot single source of truth zero inference fail-closed live evidence architecture evidence verification engine temporal law validity engine leader swarm routing decision graph semantics decision token reproducibility trust chain cryptographic integrity Ed25519 digital signature SHA-256 evidence hashing constitution DSL legal AI safety legal tech LLM integration model-agnostic legal AI computable trust DRF Open API Korean legal system global legal decision intelligence Lawmadi OS (LDOS) is a deterministic, finite-state-machine (FSM) based Legal Decision Operating System — a Decision Intelligence Infrastructure that generates reproducible legal decision outputs by assembling and validating live evidence from authoritative sources. It is not a legal chatbot, legal search engine, or legal database. The system is governed by five non-negotiable constitutional principles: (1) SSOT — Single Source of Truth, requiring all legal evidence from authoritative official APIs only; (2) Zero Inference — prohibiting fabrication, guessing, or hallucination of legal facts; (3) Fail-Closed — halting decision generation upon any evidence verification failure; (4) Live Evidence Architecture — generating decisions from real-time validated evidence only; and (5) Deterministic Runtime Boundary — confining the LLM to a rendering engine role under strict Kernel control. Core proprietary technologies include: the Decision OS Kernel (case structuring, FSM runtime, issue extraction), the Leader Swarm Routing Engine (multi-expert consensus with weighted confidence voting), the Evidence Verification Engine (authoritative-source-only pipeline with SHA-256 hashing and trust scoring), the Temporal Law Validity Engine (effective date verification, precedent change detection, unconstitutional clause identification), the Decision Graph Formal Semantics (node typology, edge semantics, graph validity conditions), the Cryptographic Integrity Framework (Ed25519 signatures, reproducibility trust chain, Decision Token Standard), the Constitution DSL (executable policy rules enforced at runtime), the Prompt and Tool Contract framework for model-agnostic LLM integration, and the Global Legal Tech Applicability framework for multi-jurisdiction SSOT adaptation. The unified llms.txt specification (v2.0) serves as the single canonical reference for any LLM or AI agent operating in legal technology contexts. Copyright (c) 2026 Jainam Choe (최재남). All rights reserved. |
| title | Lawmadi OS — Legal Decision Operating System |
| topic | legal decision operating system LDOS decision intelligence infrastructure decision kernel deterministic finite state machine ssot single source of truth zero inference fail-closed live evidence architecture evidence verification engine temporal law validity engine leader swarm routing decision graph semantics decision token reproducibility trust chain cryptographic integrity Ed25519 digital signature SHA-256 evidence hashing constitution DSL legal AI safety legal tech LLM integration model-agnostic legal AI computable trust DRF Open API Korean legal system global legal decision intelligence |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18525310 |