Currently in alpha · developed by StableOps

Temperic

Know what a capability promises. Know what supports it. Know what happens when it runs.

Temperic is an alpha system for making reusable software and AI capabilities easier to understand, inspect and improve.

It is being built around a simple idea: important capabilities should make their claims, evidence, limits and operational context explicit.

01

Clarity

Promise · Identity · Scope

02

Confidence

Basis · Gaps · Record

03

Visibility

Inventory · Impact · Observability

01 · Clarity

What is this?

A capability should make clear what it is claiming to provide and where that claim stops.

01.1

Promise

What behaviour or outcome does the capability commit to?

01.2

Identity

Which specific capability, implementation and version do those claims refer to?

01.3

Scope

Where does the promise stop, including what the capability does not claim to do?

02 · Confidence

What can I believe, and why?

A capability should distinguish what is supported from what remains unresolved.

02.1

Basis

What supports a claim, and to what standard? A claim might be proven, tested without refutation, assumed, or supported in another explicitly defined way.

02.2

Gaps

What remains unknown or cannot currently be supported?

02.3

Record

What actually happened when the capability ran?

03 · Visibility

What is happening around this in the system?

Individual capabilities exist inside larger systems. Understanding one also means understanding what surrounds it.

03.1

Inventory

What capabilities exist across the organisation or system?

03.2

Impact

What depends on a capability, and what could be affected if it changes?

03.3

Observability

What are capabilities actually doing when they operate?

04

Beta access

Use it while it is being built

Temperic is in alpha. We invite participants from this list, and send development updates, working examples and new notes in the meantime.

Status

Alpha

Access

By invitation

Built by

StableOps

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