The Ideverse Platform - A graph-native architecture for scientific publication, review, and debate

AbstractCurrent scientific publication infrastructure is built on a brokenatomic unit (the paper-as-container), a broken identity system, abroken review economy, a broken versioning model, a brokenclassification system, and a broken disclosure model. These are notindependent failures. They share a common substrate of print-culture assumptions that have never been fundamentallyreconsidered. This paper proposes the Ideverse platform, a graph-native architecture with the ideatom cluster (Idesol) as its atomicunit, cryptographic versioning with access-controlled priorityestablishment, a Wikialo surface-and-depth architecture combiningWikipedia's convergence mechanics with Kialo's open-branchargumentation, a functioning reviewer economy with dual-axisreputation, a typed ecosystem layer for review, replication, data,and disclosure nodes, and LLM ingestion via epistemically-weightedsemantic embedding. Three empirically testable predictions arespecified, falsifiable against existing Kialo, OpenAlex, and PubPeerdata without requiring the full platform. This paper is published as adefensive publication: the architecture is placed in the publicdomain to establish prior art and prevent patent enclosure offoundational scientific knowledge infrastructure by any singlecommercial actor.