Here’s what is, what it’s licensed under, and what you can actually do with it.
Timepoint Telemetry is the format we use to record events: a governed ontology plus conformance vectors, so independent parties can coordinate about what happened without sharing a database or an employer.
It is deliberately a partial lens. As Newtonian mechanics explains the world without explaining physics writ large, Timepoint Telemetry explains human behaviour without explaining all things writ large.
tt-ontology/1.0 v2.0.0. The bundle is byte-pinned against our own build in CI, so
the published format and the one we run are the same bytes.
Source-available under the Business Source License 1.1. Not open source — you can read it, run it, and build against it; you can’t offer it as a competing hosted service. It converts to Apache-2.0 in 2030.
Research code from our work on transferring the geometry of a trained model rather than its weights. Source-available under BSL 1.1.
Flash — our first rendering engine, no longer maintained and no longer part of the product. Releases published before 2026-08-11 remain under Apache-2.0; the repository is source-available under BSL 1.1 going forward, and is archived.
nanogpt-prism-shakespeare — the PRISM reproduction. Archived, source-available.
The Clockchain and the simulation engine aren’t open surfaces today. The graph requires a credential and we aren’t issuing them; the engine is delivered through engagements, not an API key. If you want to build against either, that’s a conversation rather than a signup.
Clockchain is live. Its signed temporal graph checks whether a candidate interaction is feasible against recorded evidence. Corpus access requires a credential; request access for an integration.
curl -fsS https://clockchain.timepointai.com/healthA feasibility answer is evidence-relative. Supported means the structural checks held; it does not establish that a historical claim is true. Unsupported means the first failing factor lacked evidence. Contradicted means that factor found contrary evidence. The certificate also exposes every evaluated absence and contradiction, including contrary evidence that an earlier absence can mask in the verdict.
Clockchain consumes the Timepoint Telemetry ontology and keeps assertions, provenance, and verification limits explicit. The node does not generate text or images. Contributions require reviewed model terms permitting downstream training; generated content must remain identified as generated. Merkle commitments and timestamping support verification of records, not proof of historical truth.
Timepoint Telemetry is source-available under BSL 1.1 on GitHub
RAG retrieves documents. Timepoint Telemetry maintains structured social graphs — with provenance and temporal consistency — to ground generation in group dynamics. Where RAG answers from what was written down, Telemetry reasons about what people did and what followed.
Clockchain is a signed, append-only temporal evidence graph. Its event log preserves assertions and corrections; authenticated reads return explicit time coordinates and provenance. The public health endpoint reports the running build. Corpus access requires a credential and an explicit query time.
The evidence audit distinguishes structural feasibility from factual verification. It reports the rule, corpus digest, consulted events, absent evidence and contrary evidence. Operational seals record node activity; they do not establish new historical coverage. Bitcoin confirmation was still pending when checked on September 7, 2026.
Offline evaluation separates integrity, quality and usefulness. Without external labels and matched observations, quality and usefulness remain unmeasured. Inspect the recent-record gallery or request API access.
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