Constitutional Derivation Graph
Every layer derives from the one above it. Nothing is developed independently of its constitutional dependencies.
6 Primitives
The Constitution
Epistemology
Calculus
Mathematics
Language
Coordinate Ref
Data Models
Representation
Visualization
Components
Networking
Sovereign Runtime
Constitutional Boundary
Distribution
Forge
Agents
Formal Specifications
Each specification defines a constitutional layer. Together they form the complete constitutional computing stack.
USR/CoreFab
The constitutional formalization of orchestration — where UWA components are coordinated over UCN networks into sovereign constitutional action.
UWA
The universal formalization of constitutional components — what a component is, what it exposes, what it guarantees, and how it executes.
UCN
The constitutional formalization of networking — how sovereign nodes communicate, discover, and coordinate without surrendering autonomy.
UCA
The constitutional boundary — where the sovereign interior meets the external world. Every interaction across this boundary is mediated, declared, and enforced.
URS
The universal formalization of constitutional representation — how entities are declared, identified, related, and verified under constitutional rules.
USDS
The constitutional formalization of distribution — how packages are signed, delivered, verified, and revoked across sovereign boundaries.
UCF
The constitutional formalization of construction — how new constitutional artifacts are forged from existing ones through governed creation.
UAS
The constitutional formalization of agency — how autonomous agents are created, governed, and held accountable within the constitutional framework.
UCV
The constitutional model of observation — how constitutional state is made visible, understandable, and auditable to the humans it serves.
Life
The first Universal Constitutional Agent — born into a complete constitutional ecosystem, sovereign by design, observable by constitution.
URS LD Family
CCA-FRAMEWORK
A framework for understanding, designing, and governing the URS codec ecosystem — what qualifies as a codec…
CORE-LD
The foundational LD profile of the URS universal representation model — defining the universal semantic building…
INPUT-LD
The first functional LD profile — extending CORE-LD with input semantics for representing requests, intents,…
MEMORY-LD
The functional LD profile for persistent knowledge organization — extending CORE-LD with memory semantics for…
POLICY-LD
The functional LD profile for constitutional constraints, rules, and reasoning — extending CORE-LD with policy…
TRUST-LD
The functional LD profile for attestation, verification, and trust relationships — extending CORE-LD with trust…
JSON-CORE-LD
The JSON encoding binding for the CORE-LD foundational profile — deterministic, lossless serialization of CORE-LD…
CBOR-CORE-LD
The CBOR encoding binding for the CORE-LD foundational profile — deterministic, lossless serialization of CORE-LD…
URS-CANONICALIZATION
Deterministic normalization rules, content-addressing, and hash computation for the URS (Universal Representation…
Doctrine
Constitutional Principles
Constitutional
Every layer is defined by formal axioms derived from six USCP primitives: Existence, Identity, Relationship, Constraint, Transformation, Verification.
Frozen
All 11 constitutional specifications are frozen — immutable artifacts (the 10 layer specs + CORE-LD). The URS LD family (9 documents) evolves under governed derivation: 1 frozen (CORE-LD), 1 frozen-readiness, 7 draft.
Derived
Nothing is invented. Every axiom, invariant, and rule traces through a derivation chain to the USCP primitives.
Verifiable
303 invariants across 20 documents — the core 11 verified by conformance suites, the LD family by 250+ machine-verified tests against the canonical implementation.
Technology-Agnostic
Specifications define formal semantics, not implementations. Rust, WIT, SHA-256 are choices — invariants are law.
Sovereign
No external dependency. No cloud trust. No certificate authority. Trust is constitutional, not institutional.