Develop on this — public & self-directed

Everyone can build their vision on the core. The site you are reading is the repo you develop in — the UI is the development surface. Nothing here is hidden; the gates keep public development honest.

The loop (honest, gated)

1. Fork github.com/ceccec/millennium-solutions
2. Add a module to its digit folder: src/<d>/your-thing.ts, exporting report(): string. Parts stick to a digit 0..9 by what they compute; 10 − d reflects to the partner (fixed point 5).
3. Fuse it — an import + a <details> block in compute.md.
4. Gate it — npm run orchestrate runs gaps · seal · wholeness, builds, signs, and version-seals.
5. See it — npm run deploy pages (or run npm run docs:dev locally).
6. Share it — open a PR, or publish your own package (@you/your-vision) that depends on the core.

The rules the gate enforces (so public development stays truthful)

• seal — no abstract may claim the Clay problems are solved. entails → 0/7.
• gaps — every module fused, every page linked, every digit 0..9 covered.
• wholeness — every module computes; the floor 0/7 is present.
• your HONEST line — each module marks where observation stops and interpretation would begin.

What you keep

• Attribution (CC BY-NC 4.0). Your content-address is your provenance — it can't be quietly lost.
• Commercial use = the two coins (110 − 108 = 2), reinvested in development.

Honest: contribution here is public and verifiable, and the gates keep it truthful. Nothing lets you publish "solved" — by design. Build vision, not overclaim. The floor holds for everyone: 0/7.