Public-interest research, publishing & tools

Knowledge, with its sources in reach.

Covenant Systems publishes source-aware guides, research, and practical tools for navigating complex systems without hiding the sources, limits, or uncertainty behind them.

Start with a public guide, browse the wider collection, or use a practical template.

Featured public collection

Public Rights Field Guide

Read structured web editions on records access, reporting routes, New Mexico CFE procedures, and AI, evidence, and witness workflows.

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Four companions, one connected collection.

Four companion publications imported from the September 19 review package, with edition and source-status qualifications kept visible.

Choose a working mode

Read, explore, or use.

The same Covenant material can support careful reading, connected exploration, and practical work without forcing every page into one interface.

Read a publication

Carefully typeset web editions designed for sustained reading, source checking, and print.

Read

Browse connected knowledge

Move across collections, references, and search today; richer Explorer and backlink views are under evaluation.

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Work with a template or workflow

Start from practical templates and workflows that can become more interactive when the task benefits from it.

Use

More from Covenant

Guides, references, and working notes.

Secondary material stays available without competing with the public-rights collection for the first screen.

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  1. Research-note guide & template

    Keep a question, an interpretation, its sources, and its limits together.

  2. The Covenant design system

    See how Qeshet, warm reading surfaces, and a restrained color vocabulary work together.

  3. Ways to use Covenant

    Apply the same source-aware structure to research, learning, technical notes, and decisions.

The guiding principle

Good information should be easy to question.

A polished document is not the same as a well-supported one. The aim is to keep original sources, interpretation, and uncertainty distinct—without making the reader learn a complicated interface.

Read about the approach
01 Keep the source
Make the original material easy to find.
02 Show the interpretation
Separate what a source says from what we infer.
03 Name the limits
Leave uncertainty visible, not buried.
Sources & implementation notes 1

Public project references. Earlier design notes describe the original direction; implementation contracts describe this edition.