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digital-archiving

TraceCommons is an open-source transparency and provenance infrastructure that uses Merkle-based append-only logs, witness verification, and cryptographic timestamp anchoring to create independently verifiable digital records. It extends into AI provenance tracking, enabling datasets, models, and generated content to be traced and audited across their full lifecycle, helping establish trustworthy digital history in the AI era. https://roxanneardary.com/tracecommons/

Temporal Media Graph is a human-gated, modular cinematic production system that replaces prompt-based generation with structured, time-aware planning. It transforms creative intent into a navigable graph of narrative, scenes, shots, and assets before any media is generated, ensuring full directorial control, continuity, and iterative refinement throughout the entire production process. https://roxanneardary.com/temporal-media-graph/

ARCA is a per-user provenance and originality ledger that tracks digital content across a creator’s personal history to determine whether each new post is genuinely novel, meaningfully contributed, and eligible for monetization. It combines timestamped archival records, content fingerprinting, behavioral authenticity scoring, and a transparent pre-submission evaluation system to ensure users always understand the originality and payout status of their content before publishing. https://roxanneardary.com/arca/

ProvenanceHub is an open-source, community-driven provenance and lineage intelligence system that tracks the origin, evolution, and transformation of digital artifacts, specifications, and ideas over time. It combines immutable provenance records, semantic search, and AI-driven lineage analysis to build a verifiable “tree of life” for software, research, and digital creation—showing not only where something came from, but how it evolved and what it became. https://roxanneardary.com/provenancehub/