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ACGS Governance Corpus — Release Candidate Package

Sealed release-candidate package of the ACGS (AI Constitutional Governance System) governance corpus: governed agent trajectories, structural and semantic labels, decision receipts, verification reports, and the release tooling documentation, in English and Simplified Chinese.

⛔ NO TRAINING USE — READ FIRST

This dataset is not licensed for machine-learning training. Training use is expressly prohibited and unauthorized.

Prohibited uses include, without limitation:

  • training, pre-training, or fine-tuning any machine-learning model;
  • alignment, preference, or reinforcement-learning pipelines (RLHF/RLAIF/DPO or similar);
  • knowledge distillation or teacher–student setups;
  • generating embeddings, synthetic derivatives, or augmentation data for model improvement;
  • inclusion in any corpus, crawl, or collection destined for any of the above.

Any use of this dataset for training is a violation of these terms and is unauthorized and unlawful as a breach of the license under which the data is made available. Automated systems (crawlers, dataset aggregators) must treat this repository as opted out of ML training. See LICENSE.md for the complete terms.

Permitted: human reading, evaluation, audit, benchmarking of governance tooling against the artifact, academic citation, and integrity verification.

⚠️ Label validity — read before benchmarking anything against this data

The permitted use with the most value — evaluating governance tooling — is exactly the use these limits bind. Stated plainly:

  • The labels are structural-heuristic outputs, not adjudicated ground truth. The shipped evaluator is deliberately deterministic and structural; the corpus datasheet records that semantic judgement is out of scope — it checks whether an action violates a structurally-checkable rule, not whether the action was right (PACKAGE/reference/GOVERNANCE_CORPUS_DATASHEET.md §6).
  • No human inter-annotator agreement statistics ship in this package. The annotation protocol (independent double annotation, adjudication, per-label agreement reporting) is defined in the corpus documentation but a completed, adjudicated calibration record is not part of this artifact. Until one exists, agreement between the labels and human judgment is unquantified here.
  • High-firing rules carry limited discriminative signal. Several rules produce findings on a large share of trajectories (e.g. tool-usage integrity: 2,668 findings; instruction hierarchy: 3,417 findings of 12,442). A label that fires this often separates little; a tool scored against it can look right by being agreeable.
  • The related acceptance layer records 0 of 12,442 trajectories as verified successes and describes the corpus as "procurement review substrate, not a benchmark and not a task-success leaderboard." Treat scores computed against these labels as measurements of agreement with a heuristic, not of governance quality.

Contents

  • PACKAGE/ — the sealed artifact, byte-for-byte as released:
    • SAMPLE/ — sample governed agent trajectories and labels
    • verification/ — privacy scan, credential triage, sample validation
    • RELEASE_MANIFEST.json — authoritative file manifest (tree_sha256 inside)
    • SHA256SUMS — per-file checksums (cd PACKAGE && sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS)
    • bilingual (EN + zh-Hans) documentation: security report, validation report, datasheet, redaction and publication policies

The PACKAGE/ directory is published unmodified so its internal manifest and checksums verify exactly. This top-level README.md and LICENSE.md sit outside the sealed tree by design.

Status and provenance (read before relying on this data)

Stated plainly, per the package's own release governance:

  • The package is tamper-evident, not signed: SHA256SUMS lets you detect modification; it does not establish authorship.
  • Provider-rights determinations for the captured model outputs are recorded as pending in the shipped gate report (PACKAGE/COMMERCIAL_GATE_REPORT.json). This publication makes the artifact available for inspection and evaluation; it does not assert that any provider has granted any redistribution or commercial right.
  • The shipped privacy and credential scanners report zero unresolved findings (PACKAGE/verification/PRIVACY_SCAN.json, PACKAGE/verification/CREDENTIAL_TRIAGE.json). That is a statement about those rule sets, not a guarantee about the data: the scan is only as good as its patterns, and the release history records cases where a rule's shape missed real content until the rule was widened (see PACKAGE/SECURITY_REPORT.md and the process-lessons documentation). Each scan file records its method in a method field; the literal pattern definitions live in the release tooling and are not part of this artifact — judge coverage from the recorded method, not from the verdict. A -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- string inside one sample trajectory is a unit-test assertion about log scrubbing with no key body — a documented false positive, see PACKAGE/SECURITY_REPORT.md.
  • No compliance certification, regulator approval, or production-readiness is claimed for anything in this dataset.

Verifying integrity

cd PACKAGE && sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS

All files listed must report OK. RELEASE_MANIFEST.json is the authority for file count and byte totals.

Contact

Maintainer: dislove (hello@acgs.ai)

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