Here we track the various pieces of content that are being created.

It is important to have clarity on who is coordinating around any given artifacts that Logos creates, the reasoning behind its creation, and the specific audiences it’s aimed towards.

In Review / In Progress

ArticleComponentStatusTargetAudienceLinks
The Transaction Supply Chain: A Threat ModelAll modules / PriFi narrativeFirst Draft (reworked from thesis draft per Jonny: threat-model-first, economics deferred to whitepaper)forum.logos.co research post + companion tweet; coalition/KOL engagementResearch forum, savvy KOLs, privacy researchersDraft
PriFi Tweet Storm: The Transaction Supply Chain, Module by ModuleAll modules / PriFi narrativeFirst Draft — on holdRework as amplification after forum thesis postsX audience, crypto-privacy generalDraft
Validated by Default: Why Logos Treats Every Data Feed Like a Blockchain TransactionLogos Core / ArchitectureFirst DraftTBDDevelopers, cryptographers, protocol engineersDraft
Introducing Logos Storage: Decentralized Storage for the Logos Tech StackStorageFirst DraftAfter aboveDevelopers, infrastructure engineers, privacy engineersDraft
She Checked the File Properties: Bota Jardemalie on What Happens When You Don’t Control Your ChannelsN/A (interview companion)First DraftPending post-production of interview videoCivil liberties communities, privacy-curious general audienceDraft
Interzone Bridging: Moving Value Between Zones Without Trusting Anyone NewBlockchain / LEZFirst DraftFollows the cross-zone messaging X postApp developers, protocol engineers, bridge-skeptical crypto audienceDraft, PR #542
One Puzzle, Two Dials: How EmPoWering Lets Logos Tune Its Own SecurityBlockchain / Cryptarchia + Blend + Mantle (EmPoWering proposal)First DraftTBDProtocol engineers, privacy researchers, tokenomics-curiousDraft

Testnet v0.2 Module Series (Jul 2026)

Briefs scaffolded from the Testnet v0.2 Comms Program messaging framework. One article per module: rationale layer (why this design, privacy/transaction-lifecycle role, what’s novel) plus what changed in v0.2. Links to docs.logos.co instead of restating docs. For review by Jonny.

ArticleComponentStatusTargetAudienceLinks
Logos Blockchain in Testnet v0.2: Privacy Reaches ConsensusBlockchainFirst Draft — adversarially reviewedTBDProtocol engineers, node operators, privacy researchersBrief, Draft, Changelog
Logos Messaging in Testnet v0.2: A Real API SurfaceMessagingFirst Draft — adversarially reviewedTBDApp developers, Rust/FFI devs, protocol engineersBrief, Draft, Changelog
Logos Storage in Testnet v0.2: Hardening the SubstrateStorageFirst Draft — adversarially reviewedTBDInfrastructure engineers, privacy engineers, node operatorsBrief, Draft, Changelog
Logos Core in Testnet v0.2: The Microkernel Grows UpCoreFirst Draft — adversarially reviewedTBDApp developers, systems programmersBrief, Draft, Changelog
Logos Basecamp in Testnet v0.2: The Whole Stack, One WindowBasecampFirst Draft — adversarially reviewedTBDGeneral/privacy-curious users, node operatorsBrief, Draft, Changelog
The Logos Networking Layer in Testnet v0.2: Everything Leaks Through HereNetworking (discovery, peering, mix) / AnonComms + P2PFirst Draft — adversarially reviewedTBDProtocol engineers, privacy researchers, p2p developersDraft, Changelog

Proposed Articles (Feb 2026)

Sourced from weekly updates across all Logos components. Updated Feb 25 with Logos Blockchain & LEZ team update presentation (Episode 2 of 3): DA dropped from mainnet scope, SQLite Zone demo, decentralized sequencing roadmap, LEZ full blockchain integration, AMM/token/cross-calls/PDAs shipped. Prioritization to be determined after the above articles are published.

ArticleComponentStatusAudience
Logos Execution Zone: Composable Privacy by DefaultBlockchain / LEZBlocked — post-PS eventApp developers, ZK/DeFi engineers
libchat: Building E2E Encrypted Messaging with the Chat SDKMessagingProposedApp developers, Rust/FFI devs

Video Explainer Series (Jul 2026)

Welch Labs–style educational explainers, one hard idea per episode. Series overview and status at Logos Explainers. Lifecycle: treatment → script → technical review → storyboard → animation → edit → release. Ship order 01 → 02 → 03.

EpisodeComponentStatusTargetAudienceLinks
Ep. 01: How Do a Million Strangers Agree on Anything?Blockchain / CryptarchiaTreatment — pending Vac reviewVideo (20–24 min)Technically curious general audienceTreatment
Ep. 02: Why Blockchains Need a Secret BallotBlockchain / Cryptarchia + BlendTreatment — pending Vac reviewVideo (20–24 min)Technically curious general audienceTreatment
Ep. 03: Can an AI Agent Own Anything?Blockchain / StorageTreatment — pending Vac reviewVideo (18–22 min)Technically curious general audienceTreatment

Talks & Interactive Pieces

ContentTypeEventNotes
Living within the Truth — Jarrad HopeInteractive speechParallel Society, Lisbon — March 2026Jarrad’s keynote with data visualisations: mobility collapse, 1971 inflection, debt trajectory, Cantillon effect, two-futures toggle. Served from static.

Published

ContentTypeNotes
Runtime and Networking: Inside the Foundations of LogosArticlePublished: blog.logos.co — Jun 17 (by Nasrudin; continuation of Logos Core draft)
Basecamp: Your Base of Operations on the Logos FrontierArticlePublished: blog.logos.co — May 5
The Dispersive Medium: How Platform Infrastructure Dissolved Civil Society’s CoherenceArticlePublished: blog.logos.co — Apr 27
Anonymous Block Proposers: How Logos Solves Leader Privacy in PoSArticlePublished: blog.logos.co — Mar 23
Logos as an Operating SystemArticlePublished: blog.logos.co — Feb 22
Stage 0: Your Browser Has Already Betrayed YouArticlePublished: blog.logos.co — fact-checked Feb 22
Blockchain Privacy LeaksArticlePublished: blog.logos.co — with meta and sources
Logos Tech Stack DiagramDiagramAbstract diagram complete — deemed sufficient by KSR for Testnet v0.1
Lifecycle of a Logos TxnArticleCoordinated with comms and tech leads
Testing HistoryArticleHistorical writeup

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