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(H) CivOS Master Index — Canonical Navigation Spine

CivOS-CANON v1.0

Summary

This page is the single navigation spine for the entire CivOS Canonical layer.
Its job is to:

  • prevent cannibalisation (one canonical page per primitive / router / directory)
  • make CivOS executable (routes, sensors, thresholds are reachable in 1–2 clicks)
  • give Google AI a stable “table of contents” for the CivOS ontology

Rule: If a page is not linked from this Master Index, it is not part of the Canonical layer.

Start Here (What CivOS is)

1) CivOS Canonical Specification (Kernel)

CivOS-CANON v1.0 — Civilisation OS (Almost-Code)

  • Core Law (Regeneration ≥ Loss under load)
  • Primitives: Phase (P0–P3), Zoom (Z0–Z6), Lattice, HRL/RePOC
  • Three collapse modes + brittleness law
  • Universal Router + Inversion Tests
  • Lane & Place expansion rules

Canonical page: (link your kernel post here)

Canonical Routers (Repair Libraries)

Routers are the executable layer (what to do when something is failing).

2) GOV Route Library — Government OS Repair Router

  • Triage A/B/C
  • Routes R0–R3
  • Stop-loss rules
  • Retest loops
  • Minimal dashboard

Canonical page: (link)

3) HEALTH Route Library — HealthOS / Healthcare Repair Router

  • Flow relief + workforce stabilization
  • Routing rebuild
  • Capacity pipeline upgrades
  • Stop-loss rules
  • Minimal dashboard

Canonical page: (link)

Canonical Directories (Spines)

Directories prevent “many similar articles” by defining one official map.

4) Interface Directory — OS↔OS Binding Index

  • One canonical interface per OS pair
  • Sensors + thresholds per interface
  • Ownership + handoffs
  • Verification loops

Canonical page: (link)

Canonical Lane Registries (Sector Lattices)

Lanes define minimum viable organs, sensors, stop-loss rules.

5) TRANSPORT Lane Directory — Circulation System

Canonical page: (link)

6) FOOD + WATER Lane Directory — Metabolic Continuity System

Canonical page: (link)

7) SECURITY Lane Directory — Continuity & Trust System

Canonical page: (link)

Canonical Place Instantiations (City / Nation References)

8) New York City OS — Z0–Z6 Canonical Spine (USA.NYC)

  • Z6 org ownership index
  • Z5 city hub dashboard
  • Z4 borough layer
  • Z3 corridors
  • Z2 institutions
  • Z1 catchments
  • Z0 ground nodes
  • NYC expansion rules

Canonical page: (link)

How to Use CivOS (Operational Flow)

If you want one short “how to run CivOS” block, paste this:

CIVOS.RUNBOOK.MIN.v1.0
1) Identify Place_ID (if applicable)
2) Identify Lane
3) Identify Z-level (Z0–Z6)
4) Measure Phase + TTC + Buffer + Backlog slope
5) Classify triage A/B/C
6) Run the lane router R0–R3
7) Apply stop-loss rules if TTC is short
8) Retest until Phase rises and TTC increases

Canonical Publishing Rules (Anti-cannibal)

These are the rules that keep eduKateSG “reference-grade”.

Rule 1 — One canonical per term

Only one page may define each:

  • primitive (Phase, Zoom, TTC, Civλ, CivY&Y, HRL, RePOC…)
  • router (GOV, HEALTH…)
  • directory (Interface, Lane, Place spine…)

All other pages must be children:

  • Place-specific (USA.NYC × lane × Z)
  • Case studies (Singapore COVID truncation & stitching)
  • Inversion tests (Decimal Phase, etc.)

Rule 2 — Declare scope on every non-canonical page

Every child page must begin with:

SCOPE:
  PLACE_ID: <optional>
  LANE: <optional>
  Z: <Z0–Z6>
  ORGAN: <optional>
  P: <P0–P3>
  VERSION: CivOS-CANON v1.0

Rule 3 — Forward-only versioning

Never rename IDs. Only version forward.

Recommended Internal Links (Spine)

Start Here for Lattice Infrastructure Connectors