Omega Protocol

Infrastructure for reasoning under uncertainty

Omega provides structured inspection methods for claims, systems, and decisions — without verdicts, advice, or authority.

Complex claims, technical systems, and policy decisions often contain hidden assumptions, missing context, and unstated tradeoffs. When these structures remain implicit, reasoning becomes harder to evaluate and communicate.

Many tools either oversimplify (losing nuance) or overwhelm (adding noise). What's missing is a way to expose structure clearly — without prescribing conclusions.

Omega provides inspection protocols: structured methods for examining claims, systems, and decisions. Each protocol focuses on making a specific type of structure visible.

• •Claims — what's asserted, assumed, shown, and missing
• •Systems — components, constraints, tradeoffs, and boundaries
• •Decisions — options, criteria, uncertainty, and alternatives

Omega protocols are descriptive, not prescriptive. They help people see structure — not decide outcomes.

Omega protocols are used in research, policy analysis, technical review, and decision support. They help teams:

• •Surface hidden assumptions and missing context
• •Identify evidence boundaries and uncertainty
• •Explore alternative framings and tradeoffs
• •Communicate structure without prescribing outcomes

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Omega protocols are domain-agnostic. They apply wherever structured inspection of claims, systems, or decisions is needed.

• •Research — evaluating claims, reviewing evidence
• •Policy — analyzing proposals, examining tradeoffs
• •Technology — reviewing architectures, assessing risk
• •Business — examining strategies, identifying assumptions

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