Machine-Readable Ontology Layer

• IX
  Ontology Doctrine

  The canonical semantic substrate of the civilization — the shared vocabulary through which every organ becomes legible to every other.

  §27.1 Ontology Role§27.2 Shared Semantic Layer§27.3 Ontology Integrity§27.4 Human & Machine Semantics§27.5 Canonical Namespace Principle§A.IX Annex ANN-IX-MI · Machine Ingestion Annex
  MELEGA-ONTO-IXQ 66%REV 3.0.0
• XXXV
  Namespace URI Registry (NUR-01)

  The canonical mapping from civilization namespace prefixes to resolvable base URIs. Without it, the ontology is symbols without addresses.

  §45.1 Reserved Roots§45.2 Resolution§45.3 Registration & Revision§45.4 Machine Endpoint§45.5 Final Principle
  MELEGA-NUR-XXXVQ 88%REV 1.0.0
• XXXIX
  Machine Ingestion Doctrine (MID-01)

  The contract under which AI agents read the Codex — stable URLs, deterministic shapes, cache discipline, and a single authoritative entry point per artifact.

  §49.1 Function§49.2 Entry Points§49.3 Response Contract§49.4 Cache Discipline§49.5 Integrity§49.6 Final Principle
  MELEGA-MID-XXXIXQ 88%REV 1.0.0

Nodes of L6

• Article IX · Machine-Readable Ontology

  The canonical graph and its rules.

  • Type System
    Node and relation primitives.
  • Namespaces
    kiri:, melega:, swarm:, treasury:.
  • Schema Versioning
    Backward-compatible evolution.
  • Machine Endpoints
    JSON-LD, Turtle, GraphQL surfaces.

  L6.ontology-schema