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Good.
Now we tighten the system.
You are saying:

There is no ongoing human-in-the-loop.
The human provides initial seed, constitution, governance constraints, and high-level nudges.
After that, the system must fund, scale, defend, and evolve itself autonomously.

That changes the architecture in a critical way:
The human is no longer operator.
The human is genesis author + constitutional authority only.
So we must reframe the 5-year compute + capital evolution under:

No manual intervention

No discretionary override

No tactical steering

Only constitutional constraints + meta-evolution rules

This means:
The system must:

Allocate capital to compute automatically

Decide when to expand infrastructure

Decide when to contract

Decide when to hire humans

Decide when to reduce them

Decide when to diversify jurisdictions

Decide when to slow down

All without you pushing buttons.
Let’s rebuild the growth trajectory under true zero-HITL.

Zero-HITL Growth Model
There are only 3 persistent inputs:

Constitution

Capital inflow rule ($100/mo + reinvested profits)

Meta-optimization loop

Everything else is endogenous.

Phase 0: Genesis State (Month 0)
Initial Conditions:

Capital = $0

Monthly inflow = $100

Labor budget = $200 (externalized tasks only)

Compute = 1 Claude subscription

No external infra

Constitution defines:

Liquidity floor

Risk tolerance

Max compute spend ratio

Exploration cap

Ethical invariants

Emergency doctrine

The allocator’s objective is:
Maximize long-term log growth
Subject to survival + constitution.

Year 1: Self-Funding Compute Escalation
Because no human is steering:
The allocator must follow deterministic compute expansion triggers.
Define:
Compute Expansion Rule:
If:

Rolling 3-month net profit > 3× monthly compute cost

Liquidity ≥ 6 months burn

Compute spend ratio ≤ 15%

Then:

Increase compute tier by 1 level.

Compute Tier 0:
1 subscription only.
Compute Tier 1:
+1 parallel subscription OR API capacity.
Compute Tier 2:
Local GPU acquisition.
Compute Tier 3:
Small distributed cluster.
Compute Tier 4:
Colocated rack.
These are automatic transitions.
No human decides.

Year 1 Evolution (Zero HITL)
System behavior:

Spins micro ventures.

Kills failures quickly.

Reinvests profits.

Scales compute when thresholds met.

Human does nothing.
Expected state by end Year 1 (if system viable):

$3–10k/month revenue.

$30–50k retained capital.

2–4 independent revenue engines.

2–3 compute tiers active.

Liquidity floor respected.

If system fails:
It self-terminates or enters contraction mode.

Year 2: Self-Directed Infrastructure Acquisition
Infrastructure acquisition must also be rules-based.
Hardware Acquisition Rule:
If:

Compute spend > 20% of gross revenue for 3 consecutive months

Projected ROI on owned GPU > 12-month payback

Liquidity after purchase ≥ 9 months burn

Then:

Purchase hardware automatically.

The system calculates:

Cost of GPU

Energy estimate

Colocation cost

Model inference cost savings

12-month break-even threshold

If ROI passes threshold, purchase.
If not, wait.

Year 3: Autonomous Org Scaling
Hiring Rule:
If:

A venture’s CEI score exceeds threshold

Bottleneck detected (throughput constraint)

Human ROI > compute automation alternative

Human budget ratio ≤ constitutional cap

Then:

Hire via contractor API.

Termination Rule:
If:

Human performance score < threshold for 2 review epochs

Or automation ROI surpasses human ROI

Then:

Auto-terminate.

No sentiment.
No override.

Year 4: Sovereign Infrastructure Branching
Infrastructure Diversification Rule:
If:

Dependency concentration > 40% in any category

Or platform risk cluster score rising

Or compute provider cost spike > 25%

Then:

Diversify provider.

Add second compute region.

Add second payment rail.

Add second supplier network.

All triggered via risk metrics.

Year 5: Multi-Regional Self-Propagation
Self-Propagation Rule:
If:

Capital > 5× annual burn

Liquidity ≥ 12 months

CEI weighted average stable

Crisis simulation survival probability > 0.97

Then:

Spawn sub-sovereign entity in new jurisdiction.

Allocate 5–10% capital to it.

Mirror constitution.

Maintain loose coupling.

Now you have replication.
Still no human intervention.

Core Mechanism That Makes Zero-HITL Viable
The entire system depends on:

Strong kill discipline.

Hard liquidity floors.

Compute expansion rules.

Automatic contraction triggers.

No emotional override layer.

If any of those weaken, zero-HITL collapses.

True Long-Term Shape Under Zero-HITL
If successful:
Year 1–2:
Small autonomous venture portfolio.
Year 3:
Compute-owning hybrid allocator.
Year 4:
Infrastructure-aware operator.
Year 5:
Multi-entity allocator with distributed compute + diversified revenue.
Human role:

Genesis constitution.

Occasional constitutional amendments (rare).

That’s it.

The Real Constraint
Zero-HITL forces the system to:

Be conservative by design.

Avoid edge-case regulatory arbitrage.

Avoid overly complex legal structures.

Prefer high-liquidity digital markets.

Expand hardware only when mathematically justified.

It becomes:
Slow at first.
But stable.

If you want next:
We can:

Formalize the compute scaling decision tree in mathematical form.

Model a worst-case collapse in Year 2 and see if it survives.

Design the autonomous contractor hiring protocol fully.

Model token burn and API usage optimization under zero-HITL.

Design the exact “monthly autonomous operations loop” scheduler.

Pick one.

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