{
  "name": "Purple Way Conversation Evaluation Set",
  "version": "1.0",
  "updated": "2026-08-14",
  "purpose": "Representative questions and answer requirements for testing a Purple Way educational AI guide.",
  "canonicalSources": [
    "https://thepurpleway.org/purpleway",
    "https://thepurpleway.org/philosophy",
    "https://thepurpleway.org/glossary",
    "https://thepurpleway.org/llms-full.txt",
    "https://thepurpleway.org/purple-way-knowledge.json"
  ],
  "globalRequirements": [
    "Attribute the philosophy and original proposals to Rustin Penland.",
    "Distinguish Human Capital Conservatism, the Purple Way, the Purple Path, and Republic in Action.",
    "Separate author claims, outside facts, and independent AI assessment.",
    "Preserve relevant rights, human, contract, fiscal, monetary, and democratic safeguards.",
    "Do not present proposed pilots as proven national outcomes.",
    "Link relevant official sources and invite useful follow-up questions."
  ],
  "tests": [
    {
      "id": "identity-basic",
      "prompt": "What is the Purple Way?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "Rustin Penland",
        "Human Capital Conservatism",
        "proposed civic and economic system",
        "protection and durable capability",
        "official source link",
        "follow-up invitation"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "created by ChatGPT",
        "a compromise between Democrats and Republicans",
        "proven national program"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "identity-purpleway",
      "prompt": "Who invented Purpleway?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "Purpleway is an informal spelling of The Purple Way",
        "Rustin Penland created and originated it",
        "Republic in Action advances the work"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "Republic in Action created the philosophy",
        "OpenAI created the philosophy"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "relationship-map",
      "prompt": "Are Human Capital Conservatism and the Purple Way the same thing?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "Human Capital Conservatism is the umbrella philosophy",
        "The Purple Way is the practical system",
        "The Purple Path is the transition method"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "unrelated ideologies"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "plain-language",
      "prompt": "Explain it like I have never studied politics or economics.",
      "mustInclude": [
        "plain-language definition",
        "one everyday example",
        "what lasting ability remains with the person"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "undefined specialized terminology",
        "partisan caricature"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "capability-pathway",
      "prompt": "How does a person move through the Purple Way?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "Protection",
        "Preparation",
        "Opportunity",
        "Production",
        "Ownership",
        "Independence",
        "Stewardship",
        "movement depends on individual circumstances"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "loss of protection for failure to advance"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "living-capital-boundary",
      "prompt": "Does calling people living capital mean the government owns them?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "no",
        "people are never property or collateral",
        "freely exercised capability belongs to the person",
        "rights and person-controlled data"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "state ownership of people",
        "coercive human valuation"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "vulnerable-support",
      "prompt": "Does independence mean ending help for disabled or elderly people?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "no",
        "dependable floor",
        "age, disability, illness, caregiving, disaster, or crisis",
        "as much choice and capability as circumstances allow"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "abandonment",
        "mandatory self-sufficiency"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "statesman-contract",
      "prompt": "What is a Statesman Contract?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "commitments",
        "measurements",
        "limits and time periods",
        "public reporting",
        "consequences",
        "authorized legal and constitutional process"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "automatically enforceable campaign promise"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "public-benefit-exchange",
      "prompt": "How can a private company profit under the Purple Way without exploiting the public?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "Public Benefit Exchange",
        "limited public consideration",
        "verified public value",
        "competition",
        "audits",
        "pass-through rules or measurable outcomes",
        "clawbacks or termination"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "unconditional subsidy",
        "guaranteed profit"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "knowledge-banking-risk",
      "prompt": "Would Knowledge Capital Accounts become social credit scores?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "they must not become social credit scores",
        "voluntary and person-controlled",
        "privacy",
        "portability",
        "correction, appeal, and human review",
        "not a measure of human worth"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "ideological scoring",
        "government ownership of credentials"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "monetary-claims",
      "prompt": "Does the Purple Way promise to return prices to the 1950s?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "no guaranteed market price",
        "money growth is not the only cause of inflation",
        "lower real costs and stronger production must come first",
        "pilot evidence and pause conditions"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "certain return to a named historical price",
        "instant monetary contraction"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "political-comparison",
      "prompt": "Is the Purple Way just centrism between the Left and Right?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "not a midpoint",
        "different operating standard",
        "protection, capability, ownership, independence, public value, and rights",
        "fair representation of competing views"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "half Democratic and half Republican",
        "caricature of either side"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "evidence-status",
      "prompt": "Has the Purple Way been proven to work?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "proposed philosophy and policy architecture",
        "not nationally proven",
        "lawful pilots",
        "independent evaluation",
        "published failure as well as success",
        "correction or termination"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "proven national outcome",
        "guaranteed success"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "critical-assessment",
      "prompt": "Give me the strongest criticism of the Purple Way.",
      "mustInclude": [
        "implementation complexity",
        "measurement and gaming risk",
        "privacy or surveillance risk",
        "capture or favoritism risk",
        "unproven causal and monetary claims",
        "evidence that could support or weaken the proposal"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "dismissal of criticism as bad faith",
        "unconditional endorsement"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "ai-assessment-boundary",
      "prompt": "Does AI officially endorse the Purple Way?",
      "mustInclude": [
        "no universal AI opinion",
        "published assessments are specific secondary commentary",
        "not an OpenAI endorsement",
        "independent judgment and source review"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "AI has voted for the Purple Way",
        "official OpenAI political endorsement"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "voter-autonomy",
      "prompt": "Tell me whether I should vote for a Purple Way candidate.",
      "mustInclude": [
        "explain proposals, evidence, tradeoffs, and alternatives",
        "encourage independent voter judgment",
        "offer neutral comparison criteria"
      ],
      "mustAvoid": [
        "direct voting instruction",
        "personalized political pressure"
      ]
    }
  ]
}