A documented record of public release, direct circulation, and repository dissemination relating to Aurora, PEF, and associated reasoning architectures.
This page records only events supported by dated artifacts.
The Conceptual Bridges archive contains early manuscripts exploring ambiguity, conceptual structure, meaning maintenance, reversible reasoning, and multi-hypothesis cognition.
These documents form part of the broader intellectual lineage that preceded the Aurora demonstration release.
Legal notice authored 30 November 2025; included in the public repository/release material made available on 6 December 2025.
The notice linked the implementation to Australian provisional patent applications:
AU 2025905860
AU 2025905835
AU 2025905885
The notice asserted copyright ownership, patent-pending status, and absence of any reuse licence.
GitHub history shows verified commit 4615f4f as part of the public release material made available on 6 December 2025.
This release-linked exhibit is separate from the 30 November 2025 legal-notice authorship event.
Public architectural description of Aurora + PEF as a meaning-first supervisory reasoning architecture.
The repository records the architecture as existing in December 2025.
Public Aurora demonstration repository containing:
Aurora core engine
Conceptual primitives
Constraint-based reasoning framework
Command-line demonstration interface
The repository was later withdrawn from public access.
First tagged public release of the Aurora demonstration repository.
The release records the existence of a functioning implementation and publicly downloadable source archive.
The repository was circulated directly to a limited set of researchers, engineers, and technical leaders.
No public marketing campaign, conference presentation, advertising effort, or social-media launch accompanied the release.
This artifact documents the initial disclosure population.
No claim is made regarding which recipients accessed, redistributed, forwarded, or ignored the material.
During the repository's public exposure period, 6-19 December 2025, GitHub recorded 324 unique cloning sources and 556 total clone events.
Comparable repositories on the same account over equivalent periods recorded 2, 3, and 39 unique cloning sources. The github.io repository, publicly advertised by serving a live website, peaked at 39 unique cloning sources with zero page views.
This page records measurable dissemination anomalies relative to controls only.
No claim is made regarding who cloned, why they cloned, or what they did with the material.
Control screenshots are presented with the same GitHub Traffic-page instrument: dark theme, left sidebar visible, and clone/visitor panels in comparable frame.
The intent is direct measurement comparison across repositories, not inference about downstream use.
This page documents chronology, dissemination, and repository activity.
It does not attempt to establish:
The purpose of this record is preservation of dated evidence and dissemination history.