Defines how architectural decisions are classified, governed, documented, and evolved across the ZAYAZ platform. Explains when to amend constitutions, create Constitutional ADRs (CADRs), create standard ADRs, or update canonical specifications.
Normative constitutional vocabulary defining the architectural language used throughout the ZAYAZ platform. These definitions are authoritative and shall be used consistently across specifications, AI agents, documentation, governance artifacts, and implementation.
Constitutional specification governing the structure, authority, consistency, and governance of all canonical ZAYAZ documentation.
Constitutional specification governing the ZAYAZ ontology, architectural vocabulary, identity model, and graph semantics.
Constitutional specification governing deterministic replay, replay equivalence, replay evidence, and replay governance across the ZAYAZ platform.
Constitutional specification governing scoring systems, confidence models, weights, thresholds, calibration, and anti-gaming principles across the ZAYAZ platform.
Constitutional specification governing the architecture, assurance model, trust lifecycle, and internal constitutional invariants of the TrustGate module.
Constitutional operating rules for AI systems contributing to the ZAYAZ platform. Defines authority hierarchy, repository interaction, conflict resolution, architectural discipline, and mandatory operating procedures.
Supreme constitutional specification governing the architecture, ontology, governance, and long-term evolution of the ZAYAZ platform.
Entry point to the constitutional governance framework that governs the architecture, specifications, AI agents, and development processes of the ZAYAZ platform.