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[![Research Paper DOI](https://zenodo.org/badge/DOI/10.5281/zenodo.22160516.svg)](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22160516)

## Role in Open Institutional Computation

**Category:** Open Institutional Computation

OIC addresses the upstream institutional-compilation problem: the governed path
by which human-readable institutional sources may become source-grounded,
explicitly admitted, machine-operational control state without allowing the
model, compiler, developer, or runtime to manufacture institutional authority.

Institutional authority remains externally constituted.
Machine extraction may propose meaning.
Authorized institutional admission is required for admitted meaning.

OIC operates upstream of VEIP and runtime enforcement.

Canonical category thesis:
https://github.com/veraxis-protocol/institutional-continuity/blob/main/THESIS.md

This section states an architectural role. It is not a capability claim and does
not modify any status, ceiling, or exclusion recorded elsewhere in this file, in
`STATUS.md`, in `CLAIMS.md`, or in `docs/capabilities/CAPABILITY_MATRIX.json`.
Those documents govern the exact demonstrated scope.

Open Institutional Compiler (OIC) is developing a reviewable path from the
human-readable sources that govern a regulated enterprise to the explicit
controls its software and authorization systems can evaluate.
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