prattpiss/axiomatische_kontinuumsoekonomik

The project is a classic high-ambition, zero-traction academic or personal research endeavor. With 0 stars and a creation date of '0 days ago,' it currently represents a 'code dump' of a theoretical framework rather than a viable software product. The defensibility is extremely low (score 2) because while the underlying math (63 coupled ODEs) is complex, the project lacks a community, documentation, or evidence of peer-validated accuracy. It sits in a niche far removed from the interests of frontier labs like OpenAI or Google (frontier_risk: low), who are focused on general-purpose intelligence rather than specialized axiomatic macroeconomics. Competitively, it faces established macroeconomic modeling tools like Dynare (for DSGE modeling) or Mesa (for Python-based agent modeling). Its 'moat' would theoretically be its 'completeness proof' and unified axiomatic approach, but without adoption, this is purely theoretical. The platform domination risk is low because cloud providers have no strategic interest in monopolizing axiomatic economics. The primary risk is 'obsolescence by obscurity'—unless the author builds a community or publishes a peer-reviewed paper to back the 63-equation system, it is unlikely to move beyond a personal experiment. The displacement horizon is long ('3+ years') only because the niche is so specific that few are actively trying to build exactly this, not because it is technically insurmountable.