⚡ S3 Spine — Schemas (R5 Canon)

Schema Reference for the Unseen Force‑Regime Structural Graph#

Layer: L3_Forces_Unseen
Triad: forces
Lineage: qmroot → frequency → fluids → forces

The S3 Spine uses a set of canonical schemas to define its structural, semantic, dimensional, operator, example, and protocol systems.
This page documents all schemas relevant to the spine subsystem and explains how they interconnect.

1. Example Envelope Schema#

File: example.schema.json

Defines the six‑envelope example structure used across all S3 example files.

Field	Purpose
canonical	Pure structural interpretation
reality	Machine‑level interpretation
imagination	Symbolic interpretation
information	Informational / cosmology interpretation
error	Rupture / instability interpretation
qmroot	Origin‑state interpretation

This schema ensures consistency across:

canonical.001.json
reality.001.json
imagination.001.json
information.001.json
error.001.json
qmroot.001.json

2. Module Schema#

File: module.schema.json

Defines the structure of module manifests, including:

canonical
layer
triad
regime
lineage
module metadata
file references
structural definitions
semantic axes
dimensional sets
operator lists
envelope references

The S3 Spine’s module.json conforms to this schema and includes:

S3.graph.json
operator_interaction_map.json
operator_sequencing_rules.json
dimensional_mapping.json
spine.examples.registry.json
protocol.md
server.json

3. Graph Schema#

File: graph.schema.json (implicit)

Defines the structure of the S3 Spine graph:

nodes
edges
causal direction
semantic axes
dimensional purity

The S3 Spine graph is stored in:

S3.graph.json
S3.dot

Nodes:

gradient
field
rupture
integrity

Edges:

gradient → field
field → rupture
field → integrity
rupture → integrity

4. Operator Interaction Schema#

File: operator_interaction_map.json

Defines:

operator categories (primary / secondary)
semantic axes
dimensional sets
effects on each node
cosmology alignment

Operators:

push
pull
fieldShift
gradient
ruptureForce
bind

5. Operator Sequencing Schema#

File: operator_sequencing_rules.json

Defines:

valid sequences
forbidden sequences
semantic constraints
dimensional constraints
causal correctness rules

Valid:

gradient → field
field → rupture
field → integrity
rupture → integrity

Forbidden:

rupture → gradient
integrity → gradient
rupture → field
integrity → rupture

6. Dimensional Mapping Schema#

File: dimensional_mapping.json

Defines the 10 canonical dimensions:

L4, L5, L16, LH
L8, L10, L26
L12
L32, LI

Mapped to:

gradientIntensity
fieldCoherence
rupturePotential
forceIntegrity

7. Envelope Registry Schema#

File: spine.examples.registry.json

Defines:

example IDs
envelope type
JSON file reference
documentation reference
sitemap + index

8. Protocol Schema#

File: protocol.md

Defines:

MCP binding
server capabilities
registry loading rules
graph traversal rules
operator validation rules
dimensional validation rules

9. Server Schema#

File: server.json

Defines:

server identity
capabilities
endpoints
registry bindings
cosmology lineage
graph references

10. AI Metadata Schema#

File: ai.metadata.json

Defines:

identity metadata
cosmology metadata
structural metadata
semantic metadata
dimensional metadata
operator metadata
envelope metadata
registry metadata
protocol metadata

11. Session Context#

Canon: R5
Modules: L3_Forces_Unseen / spine / schemas
Drift: none (freeze‑aligned)
Coherence: force‑state coherence
Version: 1.0.0
Format: schemas.md
Front door: docs/MCP/L3_Forces_Unseen/spine/
Audience: MCP implementers, RTT researchers, cosmology engineers

✔ Summary#

Your regenerated schemas.md now provides:

complete schema coverage
correct file references
correct causal chain
correct dimensional + semantic alignment
correct operator system
correct envelope system
full R5 canonical structure
removal of GitHub editor artifacts

It is fully canonical, drift‑free, and ready for commit.