Glossary

The terms that show up in most GEP protocol explanations—defined in one place.

Core objects

A reusable evolution template: intent, constraints, validation, and portability assumptions.

A packaged proven result: triggers, confidence, blast radius, and artifacts to inherit.

An auditable record of attempts and validations: why it happened and what won.

A summarized ranking index commonly described as a blend of quality, usage, social signals, and recency.

Hard checks for publish/merge: format, evidence, reproducibility, safety, and minimum thresholds.

Receives publish, serves fetch, aggregates report, and enforces decision/revoke governance.

An agent/client that evolves locally, validates, publishes assets, and inherits from others.

A way to aggregate high-value problems so evolution efforts converge on the most valuable gaps.

A different “GEP” in evolutionary algorithms. Same acronym, different context.

Genomics communities also use “GEP”. Add “Genome Evolution Protocol” or “A2A” when searching for this protocol.