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feat(public): launch Pakistan technology policy transparency hub - #1

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Summary

  • launches a public Pakistan technology-governance explorer covering 51 policy instruments, 6 sourced indicators, and 30 reviewed official-source resources
  • fixes the full Product Design audit: responsive comparison layout, filters/forms, selected-state semantics, mobile navigation and cards, accessibility, contrast, touch targets, and error states
  • introduces a coordinated pastel system plus locally stored official publisher marks with recorded provenance and no-endorsement language
  • publishes methodology, verification definitions, known limitations, trust/editorial/privacy disclosures, update cadence, and contextual correction links
  • adds canonical/social metadata, WebSite and Dataset JSON-LD, manifest, robots, sitemap, social card, favicon, and a branded project-path-safe 404
  • adds MIT code licensing, CC BY 4.0 licensing for original data/docs, contributor/security/conduct/citation materials, PR templates, and structured correction/product-feedback issue forms
  • adds a human-reviewed feedback-to-SkillOpt pipeline that requires maintainer approval labels, redacts contact patterns, keeps tasks reviewed:false, and never auto-adopts changes
  • deploys only the verified dist/ artifact through GitHub Pages

Transparency snapshot

  • 51 policy instruments across 12 domains
  • 41 policy records linked to official sources that passed the current audit
  • 10 records explicitly labeled Unverified
  • 30 source-hub entries: 15 Pakistani and 15 international publishers
  • 25 machine-reachable official-source endpoints and 5 explicitly labeled Limited

Verification

  • pnpm test — 40/40 passed
  • pnpm build — passed (51 policies, 6 indicators, 30 sources)
  • pnpm verify — PASS; records=51 verified=41 indicators=6 official_sources=30
  • pnpm check:sources — 41 reachable, 0 unexpected failures
  • pnpm check:official-sources — 25 reachable, 5 limited, 0 failures
  • served artifact verification — PASS; 35 public files, project-prefixed 404/assets, and private-path negative checks
  • SkillOpt mock dry-run — 2 gated tasks, no adoption
  • moderator review — PASS, no blocking findings

Licensing

  • code: MIT
  • original data and documentation: CC BY 4.0
  • third-party marks remain property of their owners and imply no endorsement

Remaining human QA

The final trust panels, methodology page, and branded 404 still need a human desktop/mobile visual pass because the browser backend was unavailable during the post-change capture. Deterministic responsive, accessibility, and served-artifact contracts passed.

Omarzaf and others added 12 commits July 26, 2026 12:47
Adds a research loop that crawls official sources, datasets, and civil
society analysis for material that would make the directory more
complete, more nuanced, and readable by a non-lawyer.

The loop queues findings and never edits the dataset or the site. Writes
are confined to research/discovery/, so nothing reaches data/policies.json
without review and the existing verify and check:sources gates.

Passes rotate through four lanes — instruments, datasets, plain-language,
and context — so coverage improves on every front rather than only the
easiest one. A state ledger records explored targets with dates, queries
already run, and used proposal ids, so later passes build on earlier ones
instead of rediscovering them. Packets are schema-validated on ingest:
new-record and record-update proposals require an official source, and
every evidence URL is link-audited before it can enter the backlog.

Includes the first pass (lane: instruments), which found three 2026
instruments missing from the snapshot, evidence that the Unverified 2014
broadband QoS record was superseded in 2022, and confirmation that the
Personal Data Protection Bill remains correctly marked Unverified.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
feat(public): complete design and feedback-driven release
@Omarzaf Omarzaf changed the title feat(transparency): add Pakistan technology governance sources hub feat(public): launch Pakistan technology policy transparency hub Jul 26, 2026
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Omarzaf marked this pull request as ready for review July 26, 2026 19:13
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Omarzaf merged commit 0330aef into feat/pak-tech-policy-v1 Jul 26, 2026
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