From distinction to reproducible action
This is edition 0.00: a seed awaiting a gardener. It is public, readable, and usable now, while future editions can grow through corrections, testing, new applications, and the work of people interested in developing the approach further.
The book connects BOIS, Pravda, and M1/M3 as public parts of this framework.
Russian canonical edition and English translation available.
BOIS
It organizes work under incomplete knowledge: attention, unknowns, valuable questions, protocols, execution, experience, feedback, verified results, instructions, and renewed attention.
BOIS keeps reasoning visible. It shows what is being considered, what is missing, which question matters, how the answer will be tested, what actually happened, and what can become a repeatable way of acting.
The result is a practical path from thought to reproducible action.
Philoma designs in the book
- PravdaAn educational philoma for learning the philomic approach, designing and operating philomas, and organizing the procedure of one’s own thinking.
Pravda turns the ideas of "God and the auditor" into a public learning path: how to understand BOIS, work with questions and unknowns, read complex systems, and apply the philomic approach in practice. - M1 / M3Reasoning machines for AI-and-memory substrates.
M1 and M3 apply the philomic approach to structured AI-supported work: reasoning, memory, uploaded materials, uncertainty, recovery, and continuation across complex tasks.
Beyond the book
MaOS is a separate playable project.
It turns BOIS into an AI-installed solo strategy RPG: visible state, limited resources, risks, incomplete information, decisions under pressure, and consequences that carry forward. It is a playable demonstration of BOIS in motion.
Support
Support helps maintain and develop the public BOIS / philomic systems project.
It contributes to book revisions, new editions, documentation, examples, translations, public testing, research notes, and future MaOS releases.
It also helps explore new applications of BOIS, Pravda, M1/M3, and the philomic approach in AI-supported work, education, project design, reasoning systems, and reproducible action under incomplete knowledge.
Public materials remain free and accessible. Support helps the work continue, improve, and reach new practical forms.
About the Author
My work focuses on philomic systems: structures that connect reasoning, values, protocols, execution, memory, feedback, and reproducible action under incomplete knowledge.
"God and the auditor" is the book-length synthesis of this work. BOIS provides the operating cycle, Pravda and M1/M3 are philoma designs presented in the book. MaOS is a separate playable project that demonstrates BOIS through play.
