Methodology

The guerillaGorilla framework: pursuit predation, sensory triads, provenance infrastructure, and the dispersal pattern.

guerillaGorilla treats legal existence as infrastructure, the same way barraCuda treats GPU compute. Seven subsystems compose into a self-sustaining accountability platform:

  1. Identity — sovereign legal identity, credentials, standing
  2. Rights — constitutional protections, FOIA, anti-SLAPP, fair report
  3. Finance — cost asymmetry, fee waivers, metabolic efficiency
  4. Protection — First Amendment, Michigan UPEPA, legal shields
  5. Navigation — venue selection, jurisdiction mapping, filing strategy
  6. Accountability — evidence curation, public record, provenance chains
  7. Formalization — pattern documentation, reusable templates, STRIDe cadence

The pattern was discovered through constrained evolution — the same mechanism that drives primal specialization in the ecoPrimals ecosystem. Environmental constraints (adversarial, time-pressured, high-stakes) produced the same three-layer Provenance Trio architecture because that architecture is the minimal structure for maintaining provable claims over time.

Pursuit Predation — The Evolutionary Anchor Why persistence beats speed. Metabolic asymmetry as the foundation of accountability infrastructure. Cross-Protection — Three-Surface Evidence Multiple independent surfaces make the record harder to suppress. Every copy is a shield. The Dispersal Pattern — Primal-as-Site Any domain that produces typed, citable claims can produce a .primals.eco site. The substrate is domain-agnostic.