# Postmortem Data to Executable Reconstruction **Domain:** Digital Afterlife / Legal Transition / Reconstruction **Doc Type:** Canonical Concept **Maturity:** Developed **Evidence / Concept Status:** Major unresolved transition ## Definition **Postmortem Data to Executable Reconstruction** is the legal and technical gap between preserving or administering a deceased person's data and authorizing construction of an executable model claiming descent from that person. ## Continuity Significance It is the most important consent boundary in the digital afterlife. ## Existing Architecture / Evidence France and Spain regulate data after death; replica and twin systems regulate representations. No general statute supplies a person-level transition. ## Evidentiary Boundary / Red-Team Note Data permission must not be silently upgraded to reconstruction permission. ## Related Ontology [[wiki/Postmortem Data Directive|Postmortem Data Directive]] · [[wiki/Human Digital Remains|Human Digital Remains]] · [[wiki/Continuity Disposition|Continuity Disposition]] · [[wiki/Reconstructed Person|Reconstructed Person]]