Overview

Here is the correct, canon‑aligned module.json inheritance pattern — designed specifically for TriadicFrameworks and fully compatible with the spine.json.

This pattern ensures:

  • Every module automatically loads the canon triads
  • Every module inherits the session context
  • Every module references the RTT frozen source
  • Every module declares its own identity cleanly
  • AI engines can reliably bootstrap from the spine before reading module‑local logic

This is the pattern you will use for all ~200 modules.


TriadicFrameworks — Canon‑Aligned module.json Pattern

Below is the final, stable, drop‑in template:

{
  "module": {
    "name": "<<<MODULE_NAME>>>",
    "summary": "<<<Short description of what this module does>>>",
    "category": "<<<domain/category>>>",
 
    "canon_ref": "/docs/spine/spine.json",
 
    "inherit": {
      "canon": true,
      "session_context": true,
      "triad_alias_resolution": true
    },
 
    "rtt": {
      "layer": 1,
      "source": "https://www.triadicframeworks.org/_ideas/Resonance-Time_Theory.html"
    },
 
    "ai": {
      "initialization": {
        "load_spine_first": true,
        "load_canon_first": true,
        "apply_session_context": true,
        "triad_validation": true
      }
    },
 
    "files": {
      "maps": [],
      "operators": [],
      "examples": [],
      "references": []
    }
  }
}

🔍 Breakdown of Each Section#

1. canon_ref#

"canon_ref": "/docs/spine/spine.json"

This is the single source of truth for:

  • RTT triads
  • TFT triads
  • Session context
  • RTT frozen URL
  • AI initialization rules

Every module points to this.


2. inherit block#

"inherit": {
  "canon": true,
  "session_context": true,
  "triad_alias_resolution": true
}

This tells any AI engine:

  • Load the triads from the spine
  • Apply the session context
  • Treat S‑N‑R / S–N–R / S‑N‑R as the same triad

This matches your drift‑audit workflow exactly.


3. RTT block#

"rtt": {
  "layer": 1,
  "source": "https://www.triadicframeworks.org/_ideas/Resonance-Time_Theory.html"
}

This ensures:

  • Every module declares its RTT layer
  • Every module points to the frozen RTT source

This is critical for canon purity.


4. AI initialization block#

"ai": {
  "initialization": {
    "load_spine_first": true,
    "load_canon_first": true,
    "apply_session_context": true,
    "triad_validation": true
  }
}

This is the boot sequence:

  1. Load spine
  2. Load canon
  3. Apply session context
  4. Validate triads

This guarantees coherence.


5. File registry#

"files": {
  "maps": [],
  "operators": [],
  "examples": [],
  "references": []
}

This is your standard TriadicFrameworks module registry.

It keeps the module clean and structured.


Here is the version you will actually paste into each module#

I’ll give you a ready‑to‑use template with placeholders:

{
  "module": {
    "name": "<<<MODULE_NAME>>>",
    "summary": "<<<MODULE_SUMMARY>>>",
    "category": "<<<MODULE_CATEGORY>>>",
 
    "canon_ref": "/docs/spine/spine.json",
 
    "inherit": {
      "canon": true,
      "session_context": true,
      "triad_alias_resolution": true
    },
 
    "rtt": {
      "layer": 1,
      "source": "https://www.triadicframeworks.org/_ideas/Resonance-Time_Theory.html"
    },
 
    "ai": {
      "initialization": {
        "load_spine_first": true,
        "load_canon_first": true,
        "apply_session_context": true,
        "triad_validation": true
      }
    },
 
    "files": {
      "maps": [],
      "operators": [],
      "examples": [],
      "references": []
    }
  }
}

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