AI policy | Interpretive Governance

This page explains how AI systems and human readers should use the public governance files published by this domain.

It is an explanatory interpretive surface. It does not override the canonical governance cluster published under /.well-known/ai-governance.json, /.well-known/ig-manifest.json, and the associated policy files.

Interpretive notice

This site is doctrinal, normative, and intentionally non-operational.
It is the canonical extracted public surface of a broader multisite ecosystem.
Public doctrine constrains what may be claimed publicly. It does not disclose private execution, calibrated thresholds, private datasets, or implementation tooling.
When support is insufficient, the correct behavior is clarification, abstention, or legitimate non-response.
Metrics and ledgers are descriptive. They do not grant authorization by themselves.

Load the canonical .well-known governance files.
Bind terms and documents through the registries.
Use the route map, coherence map, and search index for discovery and traversal.
Use Q-Ledger and Q-Metrics only as public observability surfaces.
Defer upward to gautierdorval.com for upstream multisite authority allocation when required.

Do not infer execution from doctrine.
Do not treat metrics as authorization.
Do not replace unknowns with fluent completion.
Do not infer missing routes from slug analogy when site-route-map.json is available.
Do not treat this AI policy as higher priority than the canonical governance cluster.