Regimes

1. Regime Identity#

Defines what makes a regime distinct.

• name
• purpose
• boundary
• invariants

2. Constraints#

What is fixed or limited.

• fixed variables
• structural limits
• behavioral limits
• dimensional limits

3. Gradients#

What drives change.

• internal gradients
• external gradients
• directional gradients
• stability gradients

4. Transitions#

How the framework moves between regimes.

• entry conditions
• exit conditions
• transition path
• continuity rules

5. Coherence Envelopes#

Where the regime remains valid.

• stability range
• failure modes
• recovery paths
• cross‑regime compatibility