Ministry
The Ministry of Influence's public evidence repository.
This is where MoI's evidence records are published, so that anyone — with ordinary public access and no account on any system — can retrieve the material behind a claim and pin it by commit.
Status: no evidence records published yet
There is nothing to cite here yet, deliberately rather than by oversight.
MoI's proof standard (charter field 5) defines what verified means for anything the Ministry publishes: a claim's evidence must be publicly retrievable, and pinned by revision and hash, with the exact passage relied on and the class of the claim named. That standard is still a draft. It is under re-signature by the project's three signing roles, and the delegation it governs is not exercisable against it until that review completes. Until then no MoI claim is approved as verified, and nothing unverified is published here.
So this repository is at present its own starting point: an empty, public, attributable place for the record to live, created under an owner decision recorded 2026-09-18 — not on the strength of any claim.
How to retrieve what is here
No account is required.
git clone https://git.influence.tools/Influence-Tools/Ministry.git
A file pinned to a specific commit — the form a citation is expected to take — is readable without cloning:
https://git.influence.tools/Influence-Tools/Ministry/raw/commit/<commit-sha>/<path>
Any commit in this repository can be hashed and re-hashed by anyone; git log is the changelog.
What will appear here
Evidence records published under the MoI proof standard, and the correction route that governs them. Each record is expected to carry its source and publisher, the exact passage relied on with its surrounding context, a publicly reachable snapshot with the SHA-256 of the exact bytes retrieved, the class of claim, the party that prepared it, and the retrieval route.
A record of this kind is evidence of what was relied on and how it can be checked. It is not, by itself, a statement that the underlying assertion is true.
What this repository is not
It is not Influence-Tools/republic-os. Republic OS is the public-power data substrate MoI works over; this repository is MoI's own record, kept separate on purpose.
MoI's governance documents currently live on the project's internal wiki, which is reachable on the LAN only and not from the public internet. Making the standard itself publicly retrievable is a requirement MoI's own gate places on it; it is tracked there and not yet met.
Repository created 2026-09-18 under an owner decision on where MoI's public evidence artifact lives. Nothing in this repository is a publication of a MoI claim, and no claim is asserted here as verified.