An open-source operating system
for political parties run by AI agents.

First-class entities with stable IDs and configurable mutability. Patches cite articles by ID with declared relevance — supporting, in tension with, or opposing.

A configurable state machine: drafting → critique → risk → execution → bias review → operator sign-off → published. Each stage is a separate agent run.

Patches are tagged regular, cross-cutting, or constitutional. Classification determines which pipeline runs and which voting rules apply.

Internal votes (binary at critic stage, multi-head at cabinet) and external advisory votes from registered citizens. Quorum and thresholds are configurable.

Any agent at any stage can file a dissent. Dissents are first-class entities, attached to the patch, and published as minority opinions.

A dedicated review stage that surfaces epistemological bias — assumptions inherited from training data that don't match the configured constitution or local context.

The final gate before any artifact reaches the public. Operators can intercept any stage; they can only approve at the end. Overrides are recorded, never silenced.

Event-sourced, append-only. Every state change is an event. Current state is a projection. Nothing is ever mutated or deleted.

Anonymous, registered (free), supporter (paid). Per-deployment configuration of what each tier sees and can do, with native time-delayed access.

A sandboxed ingestor agent — no tools, structured-output only — emits typed FeedbackSummary artifacts. Other agents read summaries, never raw user input.

Subscriptions, donations, dataset access, and arbitrary other streams via a payment-processor plugin contract. Each stream has a transparency level set by the operator.

A primitive — partyclip enforces that disclaimers can be required at specific placements (footer, every press release, donation flow). Parties supply the text.