01 · the method

THE METHOD

Holological Engineering is specified by a corpus of standards, requirements, and katas, minimum and sufficient to solve complex problem spaces by a human, AI, or both.

These are some examples of holologically engineered artifacts.

artifact · 01

Constraint-first feasibility

Decide whether a machine concept can work — before building it. Whitepaper plus deterministic reproduction scripts.

github.com/jsuich/constraint-first-feasibility (v1.0.0)
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Witnessed vs. carried

A six-step audit that reconciles what a system says it holds with what it actually holds.

github.com/jsuich/witnessed-vs-carried (v1.0.0)
artifact · 03

Probe-ontology universality

Vendor-agnostic measurement of AI model internals, with falsification built in. Cross-model evaluation preprint.

github.com/jsuich/probe-ontology-universality (v1.0.0)
artifact · 04

Window containment

Bound what an interruption can destroy. Structure work so the blast radius of a context loss is a known, small number.

github.com/jsuich/window-containment (v1.0.0)
artifact · 05

Practice contracts

Turn working habits into checkable agreements — so discipline survives contact with deadlines.

github.com/jsuich/practice-contracts (v1.0.0)
artifact · 06

The engineering bench

A repository scaffold for deep work that survives interruption: timeboxed sessions, decision logs with provenance, a cold-start invariant.

github.com/jsuich/engineering-bench-template (v1.0.0)
artifact · 07

MCP hazards

A schema-validated Model Context Protocol server over US natural-hazard data — NWS, USGS, FEMA, Census. The method, running.

github.com/jsuich/mcp-hazards (v1.0.0)
the rest

Applied on engagements — and formalized in the research.