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Governance: versions, data and licensing

The rules that keep ATS-1 stable, neutral and safe to build on. Current text: ATS-1 v0.3.0.

Reviewed 3 November 2026

The rules

ATS-1 governance rules
AreaRule
VersioningSemantic versioning. Released text is never edited; changes ship as a new version. Deprecation requires a minor release; removal only in a major release at least 12 months later. Public comment at least 30 days for minor and 60 days for major releases.
DataFAIR principles; de-identification with HIPAA Safe Harbor as the reference standard; GDPR Articles 4(1), 9 and 89 for EU participants; consent to collect and separate consent to share; data is never sold.
EthicsEvery study is reviewed by an independent, accredited ethics board; every participant gives informed consent.
LicensingSpecification text: CC BY-ND 4.0. Reference code: Apache-2.0. Patent non-assert for implementing normative requirements. Marks reserved.
Licensee claimsLicensees must not make diagnostic, disease or treatment claims based on ATS-1 outputs.
NeutralityIdentical published license terms for every licensee; any ownership link to a licensee disclosed in the license.
PreregistrationLevel 3 endpoints are registered, for example on OSF, before analysis; negative results are published.

Versions

ATS-1 versions
VersionDateStatus
ATS-1 v0.3.030 October 2026Draft

0.x releases are drafts and may change without a deprecation period. Version 1.0.0 freezes the normative text.

First milestones, gated by evidence

  1. A scientific advisor in computational psychiatry, psychophysiology or systems neuroscience
  2. A preregistered claim: cross-plane early-warning signals predict a self-reported wellbeing shift better than either plane alone
  3. A pilot under independent ethics review, published whatever the result

Comment on the specification

Send comments through the contact page. Minor releases have a 30-day comment period and major releases 60 days.

Questions

Can ANTRL change a released version?

No. Released text is never edited; changes ship as a new version.

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How ATS-1 is governed: semantic versioning, consent and data rules, ethics review, CC BY-ND and Apache-2.0 licensing, and neutral terms.