Ostrom-Augmented Public Goods Evaluation
Evaluate Octant ecosystem projects against Elinor Ostrom's 8 Design Principles for commons governance — the Nobel Prize-winning framework from Governing the Commons (1990), translated for digital public goods. Every score is evidence-based, independently evaluated, and attestable on-chain via EAS on Base.
The 8 Design Principles
From Elinor Ostrom, Governing the Commons (Cambridge University Press, 1990), pp. 90-102. Adapted for digital public goods evaluation.
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How It Works
Four data agents gather information in parallel: Octant project data, Karma GAP accountability scores, GitHub/Farcaster/X social activity, and ecosystem metrics from DefiLlama, OSO, and L2Beat.
Three independent evaluators score the project without seeing each other's work: quantitative metrics (0-100), qualitative narrative (150-300 words with evidence), and Ostrom commons governance (8 principles).
Synthesis agents combine all evaluations into an Ostrom radar chart report and produce EAS attestation JSON ready for on-chain recording on Base.