Protocols

Protocol Architecture

The Dikenocracy framework is built through layered protocols. Each protocol defines a bounded part of the system and is designed to be version-aware, testable, and auditable. No higher-layer protocol may violate a lower-layer constraint.

Protocols are identified by their layer prefix (DKP-0 … DKP-8) and a functional code. Each document carries a version number and a status flag (Draft, Candidate, Architecture Lock, Freeze).

Foundation

L0 — Physical Truth

The foundation layer. Defines how observable physical reality is captured, verified, and made available to higher layers.

L1 — Core

Foundational axioms, identity attribution, impact measurement, and justice invariants that all higher layers must respect.

L2 — Economic

Dual-circuit economy rules, tokenized value chains, conditional emission, and stake-based security mechanisms.

L3 — Security

Defense, counter-terrorism, internal security, and physical enforcement within strict constraint boundaries.

L4 — Stability

Crisis handling, error correction, and controlled protocol upgrade mechanisms.

L5 — Human Infrastructure

Culture, education, habitat, information, transport, and work-cycle standards for physical and cognitive dignity.

L6 — Intersystem

Entry and exit protocols for jurisdictions interfacing with the Dikenocracy system.

L7 — Meta / Scope

Applicability boundaries, privacy hard limits, transparency requirements, and AI subject constraints.

L8 — Infrastructure

Continuous audit, external interoperability, and simulation & validation engines.

Appendix

Official source

All protocol specifications are maintained openly. The canonical repository is published on GitHub.