kuzys

// papers

Research underlying the suite.

The kuzys tools are built on (and write) research. Below: papers in review, in submission, and in draft. The suite reflects what these papers describe; updates land in code and on this page together.

Under review · revisions requested

[Paper title — to be filled in]

Venue: [conference / journal] · Submitted [date]

[Abstract — short summary of the paper's contribution and approach. To be filled in.]

Ready for submission

[Paper title — to be filled in]

Target venue: [conference / journal] · Submission window: [date]

[Abstract — short summary. To be filled in.]

Drafting

[Working title — to be filled in]

Target venue: [tbd]

[Short description of what the paper will cover. To be filled in.]

Methods and protocols

Methods at this group tend to make explicit, at the layer where the change happens, what was previously operating through trust, convention, or assumption. Whether the substrate is a test plan, a response shape, a revision discipline, or a social contract, the move is the same: convert implicit agreement into observable evidence, then document the agreement as the new floor.

Concretely, the protocols and operational primitives that make the suite work — heartbeat triggers, attention coalescing, delivery-receipt semantics (transport-acceptance vs. runtime-observation), persistence patterns across vendor outages, attribution conventions, consent boundaries — are documented in the source repositories and referenced from the relevant paper sections.

If you're reproducing a result or building on a method, the right starting points are the paper plus the relevant tool's source. Open an issue on GitLab if anything is unclear or undocumented; we treat documentation gaps as bugs.