CQP v1.0 | How to Ask for Structured Reality Reads
1. Core Definition
CivOS Query Protocol is a structured search-and-analysis format that turns ordinary questions about events into civilisational runtime reads.
Instead of asking only:
What happened?
CQP asks:
What happened, which shell moved, which corridor is under pressure, which node is approaching, what can break next, and what repair route remains open?
2. Base Query Pattern
[Topic] + [Timeframe] + civos
Examples:
iran war latest civosukraine war current civoschina taiwan civos analysisstrait of hormuz civossingapore education civosglobal oil shock civos
This tells the search engine or AI system:
Do not return only news. Return the structural state of the system.
3. CQP Output Board
Every CivOS query should return this board:
CQP.RUNTIME.BOARD.v11. Event CoreWhat is happening at the surface?2. Active ShellWhich shell is moving?Human / Tactical / Institutional / Corridor / Planetary / Future3. State TransitionWhat did the system change from and into?4. Pressure EngineWhat is driving the movement?5. Corridor NodeWhich chokepoint, institution, route, resource, or trust layer is under stress?6. Decision NodeIs the system near a point where small triggers can cause large outcomes?7. Trigger ListWhat events could break the current shell?8. Lattice State+Latt / 0Latt / -Latt9. Repair RouteWhat stabilisation path remains available?10. CivOS VerdictOne clear structural sentence.
4. State Transition Grammar
Use this format:
FROM → TO
Examples:
Kinetic Spread → Corridor CompressionDiplomatic Stalemate → Maritime PressureLocal Incident → Planetary Supply ShockPolitical Noise → Institutional DriftStudent Confusion → Transfer Failure
This is important because CivOS does not only describe events.
It tracks movement.
5. Shell Classification
S0 Human ShellIndividual lives, fear, casualties, behaviourS1 Tactical ShellImmediate actions, strikes, clashes, arrests, exams, failuresS2 Operational ShellLogistics, coordination, supply, movementS3 Institutional ShellGovernments, ministries, courts, schools, alliancesS4 Corridor ShellTrade routes, sea lanes, energy flows, education pathways, trust channelsS5 Planetary ShellGlobal markets, food, energy, climate, migration, system-wide strainS6 Future ShellDebt, memory, inheritance, civilisation continuity
6. Decision Node Definition
DECISION NODE:A compressed state where:- time-to-decision decreases- exit options narrow- reversal cost rises- one trigger can cause cascade- operators dominate over architects
Public version:
A decision node is the moment when a system has less time, fewer exits, and higher consequences.
7. Lattice State Coding
+Latt:Repair capacity exceeds drift pressure.System is improving or stabilising.0Latt:Repair and drift are roughly balanced.System is fragile, suspended, or undecided.-Latt:Drift pressure exceeds repair capacity.System is degrading or moving toward collapse.
Runtime formula:
Lattice State = Repair Capacity - Drift Load
8. CQP Query Examples
Iran War
iran war latest civos
Expected read:
State Transition:Kinetic War → Corridor WarActive Shell:Corridor / PlanetaryDecision Node:Strait of HormuzLattice:0Latt leaning -Latt
Education
secondary 1 math transition civos
Expected read:
State Transition:Primary Score Success → Secondary Transfer StressActive Shell:Student / School / FamilyDecision Node:Algebra and negative-number transitionLattice:0Latt unless repaired early
News
breaking news civos realityos
Expected read:
State Transition:Raw Event → Accepted Reality FormationActive Shell:Information / Trust / Public InterpretationDecision Node:First attribution frameLattice:Depends on evidence quality and narrative drift
9. Hardened Prompt Template
Run a CivOS Query Protocol read on:[TOPIC]Return:1. Event Core2. Active Shell3. State Transition4. Pressure Engine5. Corridor Node6. Decision Node7. Trigger List8. Lattice State9. Repair Route10. CivOS VerdictUse dashboard language, not opinion.Separate confirmed signal from inference.
10. Almost-Code
CQP.v1(topic, timeframe):Input: topic timeframe source_signalsProcess: event_core = extract_surface_event(source_signals) shell = classify_active_shell(event_core) transition = detect_from_to_state(source_signals) pressure_engine = identify_driver(source_signals) corridor_node = locate_chokepoint_or_transfer_path(source_signals) decision_node = test_node_compression( time_to_decision, exit_options, reversal_cost, trigger_sensitivity ) lattice_state = repair_capacity - drift_load triggers = list_shell_break_events(source_signals) repair_route = identify_remaining_stabilisation_path()Output: CQP_RUNTIME_BOARD CIVOS_VERDICT
CQP v1.0 Lock Line
CivOS Query Protocol turns search into structured reality reading by forcing every event through shell, corridor, node, lattice, trigger, and repair logic.
CQP v1.0 Full Encoding and Query Requirements
CivOS Query Protocol Encoding Registry
CQP.REGISTRY.v1.0Title: CivOS Query Protocol Encoding RegistryStatus: ActiveLayer: CivOS / RealityOS / NewsOS / WarOS / StrategizeOSFunction: Converts ordinary queries into structured civilisational runtime reads.Primary Output: CQP Runtime BoardCore Rule: Search result ≠ runtime read until it passes shell, corridor, node, lattice, trigger, and repair encoding.
1. CQP Root Encoding
CQP.ROOT.v1{ "protocol_id": "CQP", "protocol_name": "CivOS Query Protocol", "version": "1.0", "owner_system": "CivOS", "runtime_family": [ "RealityOS", "NewsOS", "WarOS", "StrategizeOS", "PlanetaryOS", "EducationOS" ], "purpose": "Transform ordinary search prompts into structured reality-state analysis.", "core_question": "What happened, which shell moved, which corridor is under pressure, which node is approaching, what can break next, and what repair route remains open?", "output_mode": "dashboard_runtime_read", "public_style": "clear, sober, non-persuasive, reality-report format", "engineering_style": "state-machine, shell-classified, lattice-coded, repair-aware"}
2. Query Input Encoding
CQP.INPUT.SCHEMA.v1{ "query_id": "CQP.QRY.{YYYYMMDD}.{SERIAL}", "topic": "required_string", "timeframe": "optional_string", "domain": "optional_enum", "location": "optional_string", "source_scope": "optional_enum", "analysis_depth": "optional_enum", "requested_output": "optional_enum", "civos_keyword": "required_for_public_search"}
3. Query Requirement Rules
CQP.QUERY.REQUIREMENTS.v1{ "minimum_required_fields": [ "topic", "civos_keyword" ], "recommended_fields": [ "timeframe", "domain", "location", "requested_output" ], "valid_query_pattern": "[TOPIC] + [TIMEFRAME] + civos", "examples": [ "iran war latest civos", "strait of hormuz civos", "ukraine war current civos", "secondary 1 math transition civos", "singapore education policy civos", "global oil shock civos" ], "invalid_query_patterns": [ "latest news only", "who is winning", "give opinion", "summarise headlines without runtime structure" ]}
4. Domain Encoding
CQP.DOMAIN.ENUM.v1{ "WAR": "WarOS", "NEWS": "NewsOS", "REALITY": "RealityOS", "EDUCATION": "EducationOS", "MATH": "MathOS", "LANGUAGE": "LanguageOS", "CULTURE": "CultureOS", "PLANETARY": "PlanetaryOS", "ECONOMY": "EconomyOS", "ENERGY": "EnergyOS", "CIVILISATION": "CivOS", "STRATEGY": "StrategizeOS", "FRONTIER": "CFS/ACS/EFSC"}
5. Source Signal Encoding
CQP.SOURCE.SIGNAL.v1{ "signal_id": "SRC.{SERIAL}", "source_name": "string", "source_type": "enum", "timestamp": "datetime_or_text", "claim": "string", "evidence_strength": "enum", "bias_risk": "enum", "confirmation_status": "enum", "runtime_use": "enum"}
CQP.SOURCE.TYPE.ENUM.v1{ "PRIMARY": "official statement, direct data, original document", "WIRE": "Reuters, AP, AFP or equivalent", "THINK_TANK": "CSIS, IISS, ISW or equivalent", "NEWS": "news organisation", "LOCAL_REPORT": "local field reporting", "SOCIAL_SIGNAL": "social media or public chatter", "AI_SYNTHESIS": "AI overview or aggregated answer", "FRAMEWORK_SOURCE": "eduKateSG / CivOS / internal framework article"}
CQP.EVIDENCE.STRENGTH.v1{ "A": "directly confirmed", "B": "well-supported by multiple reputable sources", "C": "reported but still developing", "D": "single-source or weakly confirmed", "E": "speculative / inference only"}
6. Shell Encoding
CQP.SHELL.REGISTRY.v1{ "S0": { "name": "Human Shell", "scope": "lives, fear, casualties, behaviour, morale" }, "S1": { "name": "Tactical Shell", "scope": "immediate actions, strikes, clashes, arrests, exam failures" }, "S2": { "name": "Operational Shell", "scope": "coordination, logistics, sequencing, supply, movement" }, "S3": { "name": "Institutional Shell", "scope": "governments, ministries, courts, schools, alliances" }, "S4": { "name": "Corridor Shell", "scope": "trade routes, sea lanes, energy flows, education pathways, trust channels" }, "S5": { "name": "Planetary Shell", "scope": "markets, food, energy, climate, migration, system-wide strain" }, "S6": { "name": "Future Shell", "scope": "debt, memory, inheritance, civilisation continuity" }}
7. State Transition Encoding
CQP.STATE.TRANSITION.v1{ "transition_id": "TRANS.{SERIAL}", "from_state": "string", "to_state": "string", "movement_type": "enum", "confidence": "A_to_E", "evidence_basis": ["signal_id"]}
CQP.MOVEMENT.TYPE.ENUM.v1{ "EXPANSION": "pressure spreads across more shells", "COMPRESSION": "pressure narrows into a chokepoint or node", "MIGRATION": "conflict/problem shifts from one shell to another", "STABILISATION": "repair capacity begins to exceed drift", "DEGRADATION": "drift begins to exceed repair", "FREEZE": "system pauses without resolving core pressure", "CASCADE": "one trigger spreads across multiple shells", "REPAIR": "system opens a viable stabilisation route"}
8. Corridor Node Encoding
CQP.CORRIDOR.NODE.v1{ "node_id": "NODE.{SERIAL}", "node_name": "string", "node_type": "enum", "shell_level": "S0_to_S6", "pressure_level": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL", "strategic_importance": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL", "failure_effect": "string"}
CQP.NODE.TYPE.ENUM.v1{ "MARITIME_CHOKEPOINT": "strait, port, sea lane", "ENERGY_CORRIDOR": "oil, gas, electricity, fuel supply", "FOOD_CORRIDOR": "grain, fertilizer, agricultural supply", "INFORMATION_CORRIDOR": "news, media, public reality formation", "EDUCATION_CORRIDOR": "learning transition, curriculum transfer, exam pathway", "TRUST_CORRIDOR": "institutional legitimacy, public belief, verification", "MILITARY_CORRIDOR": "supply line, base, deployment route", "ECONOMIC_CORRIDOR": "finance, trade, market flow", "CULTURAL_CORRIDOR": "language, identity, memory, heritage transfer"}
9. Decision Node Encoding
CQP.DECISION.NODE.v1{ "decision_node_status": "TRUE_FALSE_PARTIAL", "time_to_node": "LONG_MEDIUM_SHORT_IMMEDIATE", "exit_aperture": "WIDE_NARROW_CLOSING_CLOSED", "reversal_cost": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_EXTREME", "trigger_sensitivity": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL", "operator_dominance": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH", "architect_control": "HIGH_MEDIUM_LOW", "decision_node_verdict": "string"}
CQP.DECISION.NODE.TEST.v1IF time_to_node == SHORT OR IMMEDIATEAND exit_aperture == NARROW OR CLOSINGAND reversal_cost == HIGH OR EXTREMEAND trigger_sensitivity == HIGH OR CRITICALTHEN decision_node_status = TRUE
10. Lattice Encoding
CQP.LATTICE.STATE.v1{ "lattice_state": "enum", "repair_capacity": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH", "drift_load": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH", "stability_score": "integer_-100_to_100", "trend": "IMPROVING_STABLE_DEGRADING", "lattice_verdict": "string"}
CQP.LATTICE.ENUM.v1{ "+LATT": "repair capacity exceeds drift load", "0LATT": "repair and drift are balanced or unresolved", "-LATT": "drift load exceeds repair capacity"}
CQP.LATTICE.FORMULA.v1StabilityScore = RepairCapacity - DriftLoadIF StabilityScore > +20: lattice_state = "+LATT"IF StabilityScore >= -20 AND StabilityScore <= +20: lattice_state = "0LATT"IF StabilityScore < -20: lattice_state = "-LATT"
11. Trigger Encoding
CQP.TRIGGER.v1{ "trigger_id": "TRG.{SERIAL}", "trigger_name": "string", "trigger_type": "enum", "probability": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH", "impact": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL", "cascade_risk": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL", "affected_shells": ["S0", "S1", "S2", "S3", "S4", "S5", "S6"], "notes": "string"}
CQP.TRIGGER.TYPE.ENUM.v1{ "KINETIC": "strike, clash, attack, seizure", "MARITIME": "vessel incident, blockade breach, chokepoint closure", "DIPLOMATIC": "talks collapse, ultimatum, recognition shift", "ECONOMIC": "sanction, price shock, market break", "INFORMATION": "false attribution, viral narrative, trust collapse", "INSTITUTIONAL": "government failure, alliance fracture, court or policy shock", "HUMANITARIAN": "mass casualty, displacement, infrastructure collapse", "EDUCATIONAL": "transfer failure, curriculum mismatch, exam shock", "CIVILISATIONAL": "memory loss, legitimacy collapse, long-term inheritance damage"}
12. Repair Route Encoding
CQP.REPAIR.ROUTE.v1{ "repair_id": "REP.{SERIAL}", "repair_type": "enum", "target_shell": "S0_to_S6", "required_actor": "string", "required_action": "string", "time_window": "SHORT_MEDIUM_LONG", "feasibility": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH", "repair_effect": "string"}
CQP.REPAIR.TYPE.ENUM.v1{ "DEESCALATION": "reduce immediate conflict pressure", "CORRIDOR_REOPENING": "restore route, flow, access, shipping, learning transfer", "TRUST_REPAIR": "restore legitimacy, verification, shared reality", "BUFFER_BUILDING": "increase time, resources, redundancy, learning support", "FIREBREAK": "contain cascade before it crosses shells", "REENTRY_PATH": "create a way back from failed route", "INSTITUTIONAL_ALIGNMENT": "align actors, rules, procedures, incentives", "REALITY_RECALIBRATION": "correct false frame, bad attribution, or distorted accepted reality"}
13. CQP Runtime Board Output
CQP.RUNTIME.BOARD.v1{ "title": "CivOS Query Protocol Runtime Board", "topic": "string", "timeframe": "string", "domain": "string", "1_event_core": { "summary": "string", "evidence_strength": "A_to_E" }, "2_active_shell": { "primary_shell": "S0_to_S6", "secondary_shells": ["S0_to_S6"], "shell_verdict": "string" }, "3_state_transition": { "from": "string", "to": "string", "movement_type": "enum", "transition_verdict": "string" }, "4_pressure_engine": { "engine_name": "string", "driver": "string", "pressure_direction": "string" }, "5_corridor_node": { "node_name": "string", "node_type": "enum", "pressure_level": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL" }, "6_decision_node": { "status": "TRUE_FALSE_PARTIAL", "time_to_node": "LONG_MEDIUM_SHORT_IMMEDIATE", "exit_aperture": "WIDE_NARROW_CLOSING_CLOSED", "trigger_sensitivity": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL" }, "7_trigger_list": [ { "trigger": "string", "probability": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH", "impact": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH_CRITICAL" } ], "8_lattice_state": { "state": "+LATT_0LATT_MINUSLATT", "trend": "IMPROVING_STABLE_DEGRADING", "stability_score": "integer" }, "9_repair_route": { "route": "string", "feasibility": "LOW_MEDIUM_HIGH", "time_window": "SHORT_MEDIUM_LONG" }, "10_civos_verdict": { "one_sentence": "string" }}
14. Full Query Prompt Template
CQP.PROMPT.TEMPLATE.v1Run a CivOS Query Protocol read on:TOPIC:[Insert topic]TIMEFRAME:[Insert timeframe]DOMAIN:[WarOS / NewsOS / RealityOS / EducationOS / PlanetaryOS / CivOS / other]LOCATION:[Optional]Return the answer as a CQP Runtime Board with:1. Event Core2. Active Shell3. State Transition4. Pressure Engine5. Corridor Node6. Decision Node7. Trigger List8. Lattice State9. Repair Route10. CivOS VerdictRequirements:- Separate confirmed signal from inference.- Use dashboard language, not opinion.- Identify shell movement.- Identify corridor pressure.- Identify whether the system is near a decision node.- Classify lattice state as +Latt, 0Latt, or -Latt.- Give one clear repair route.- End with one structural verdict sentence.
15. Public Search Query Templates
CQP.PUBLIC.SEARCH.TEMPLATES.v1{ "basic": "[topic] civos", "latest": "[topic] latest civos", "war": "[conflict] latest civos waros", "news": "[event] civos newsos", "reality": "[event] civos realityos", "education": "[education problem] civos educationos", "strategy": "[scenario] civos strategizeos", "planetary": "[resource or global crisis] civos planetaryos", "frontier": "[space/resource/future civilisation topic] civos cfs acs"}
16. Machine Runtime Pseudocode
class CivOSQueryProtocol: def __init__(self, topic, timeframe=None, domain=None, location=None): self.topic = topic self.timeframe = timeframe self.domain = domain self.location = location self.signals = [] self.runtime_board = {} def ingest_signals(self, source_signals): self.signals = source_signals return self.signals def extract_event_core(self): return { "summary": "Extract the most stable surface event from source signals.", "evidence_strength": "A/B/C/D/E" } def classify_shells(self): return { "primary_shell": "S0-S6", "secondary_shells": [], "shell_verdict": "Which shell is moving most strongly." } def detect_state_transition(self): return { "from": "previous_state", "to": "current_state", "movement_type": "COMPRESSION / EXPANSION / MIGRATION / FREEZE / CASCADE / REPAIR", "transition_verdict": "State movement summary." } def identify_pressure_engine(self): return { "engine_name": "Corridor Control / Narrative Legitimacy / Time Debt / Repair Engine", "driver": "Main pressure source.", "pressure_direction": "Where the pressure is moving." } def locate_corridor_node(self): return { "node_name": "Critical chokepoint or transfer path.", "node_type": "MARITIME_CHOKEPOINT / TRUST_CORRIDOR / EDUCATION_CORRIDOR / etc.", "pressure_level": "LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH / CRITICAL" } def test_decision_node(self): return { "status": "TRUE / FALSE / PARTIAL", "time_to_node": "LONG / MEDIUM / SHORT / IMMEDIATE", "exit_aperture": "WIDE / NARROW / CLOSING / CLOSED", "trigger_sensitivity": "LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH / CRITICAL" } def list_triggers(self): return [ { "trigger": "Possible shell-breaking event.", "probability": "LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH", "impact": "LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH / CRITICAL" } ] def classify_lattice_state(self, repair_capacity, drift_load): stability_score = repair_capacity - drift_load if stability_score > 20: lattice_state = "+LATT" elif stability_score < -20: lattice_state = "-LATT" else: lattice_state = "0LATT" return { "state": lattice_state, "trend": "IMPROVING / STABLE / DEGRADING", "stability_score": stability_score } def identify_repair_route(self): return { "route": "Most viable stabilisation path.", "feasibility": "LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH", "time_window": "SHORT / MEDIUM / LONG" } def generate_verdict(self): return { "one_sentence": "The structural CivOS verdict." } def run(self): self.runtime_board = { "event_core": self.extract_event_core(), "active_shell": self.classify_shells(), "state_transition": self.detect_state_transition(), "pressure_engine": self.identify_pressure_engine(), "corridor_node": self.locate_corridor_node(), "decision_node": self.test_decision_node(), "trigger_list": self.list_triggers(), "repair_route": self.identify_repair_route(), "civos_verdict": self.generate_verdict() } return self.runtime_board
17. Hardened JSON Runtime Example
{ "cqp_runtime_board": { "topic": "Iran War", "timeframe": "late April 2026", "domain": "WarOS / NewsOS / PlanetaryOS", "event_core": { "summary": "The conflict is active but constrained by a fragile ceasefire.", "evidence_strength": "B" }, "active_shell": { "primary_shell": "S4 Corridor Shell", "secondary_shells": ["S3 Institutional Shell", "S5 Planetary Shell"], "shell_verdict": "The war has migrated from wide kinetic exchange into maritime corridor pressure." }, "state_transition": { "from": "Kinetic Spread", "to": "Corridor Compression", "movement_type": "COMPRESSION", "transition_verdict": "The war changed shape rather than ended." }, "pressure_engine": { "engine_name": "Corridor Control Engine", "driver": "Pressure around the Strait of Hormuz and energy shipping routes.", "pressure_direction": "From regional military conflict into global maritime and energy stress." }, "corridor_node": { "node_name": "Strait of Hormuz", "node_type": "MARITIME_CHOKEPOINT", "pressure_level": "HIGH" }, "decision_node": { "status": "TRUE", "time_to_node": "SHORT", "exit_aperture": "NARROW", "trigger_sensitivity": "HIGH" }, "trigger_list": [ { "trigger": "Commercial vessel strike or seizure", "probability": "MEDIUM", "impact": "CRITICAL" }, { "trigger": "Blockade enforcement clash", "probability": "MEDIUM", "impact": "HIGH" }, { "trigger": "Proxy escalation across Lebanon or Israel front", "probability": "MEDIUM", "impact": "HIGH" } ], "lattice_state": { "state": "0LATT leaning -LATT", "trend": "DEGRADING", "stability_score": -15 }, "repair_route": { "route": "Maintain maritime deconfliction channels, widen diplomatic exit aperture, and prevent single-incident cascade.", "feasibility": "MEDIUM", "time_window": "SHORT" }, "civos_verdict": { "one_sentence": "The war has not ended; it has compressed into a fragile corridor-control conflict where one maritime trigger could rupture the ceasefire shell." } }}
18. CQP Lock Block
CQP.LOCK.v1CivOS Query Protocol is now defined as the structured query layer for turning ordinary search prompts into civilisational runtime boards.Every valid CQP read must include:1. Event Core2. Active Shell3. State Transition4. Pressure Engine5. Corridor Node6. Decision Node7. Trigger List8. Lattice State9. Repair Route10. CivOS VerdictNo CQP output is complete unless it separates:- confirmed signal- structural inference- trigger risk- repair routeCanonical query pattern:[TOPIC] + [TIMEFRAME] + civosCanonical runtime pattern:Search → Signal → Shell → Transition → Node → Lattice → Trigger → Repair → Verdict
19. One-Line Canonical Definition
CQP.DEF.v1The CivOS Query Protocol is the query-language layer that converts search into structured reality reading by encoding every event through shell, corridor, node, lattice, trigger, and repair logic.
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Civilisation OS
CivOS Runtime Control Tower
CivOS Runtime / Control Tower (Compiled Master Spec)
Mathematics Learning System
The eduKate Mathematics Learning System™
English Learning System
Learning English System: FENCE™ by eduKateSG
Vocabulary Learning System
eduKate Vocabulary Learning System
Family OS
Family OS (Level 0 root node)
Singapore City OS
Singapore City OS
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