The goal is a bill of rights that holds in every country. The work is what gets it there.
Unite for Rights, founded by Kirk Boyd, describes itself as a plan for our human family: uniting people, nonprofits, businesses and governments to create an International Bill of Rights enforceable in all countries.
A goal on that scale is not won by arguing for it. It needs a method someone can actually follow, and the software to run it. That is the part of the work done here: the documents that turn the ambition into steps, and the systems the organisation operates with.
Two pieces are drafted. The 2048 Method, Executable takes the strategy and writes it as something executable rather than aspirational. Clerk AI is a full feature specification for the organisation's site — the working end of the same idea.
This is also the reference case. It is the shape of work worth having more of — remote, substantive, and measured by what it makes possible rather than by hours spent — which makes it the thing other work gets compared against.
Two documents drafted, and a site to put them into. That is the honest extent of it so far.
Two documents drafted, and a site to put them into.
The 2048 Method, Executable
A strategic memo. Drafted.
Clerk AI
A full feature spec for the staging website. Drafted.
The site
Where the specs land, and what the organisation runs on. In progress.