Canonical Architecture Map ​

Realith is an object-centered coordination infrastructure.

The architectural form of Realith ​

In minimal form, the architecture map looks like this:

1. Problem layer
   Realith addresses the missing layer problem that arises where an object outlives a single event, passes through multiple independent participants, and requires a shared recognizable current result.

2. Object model
   The architecture distinguishes Subject, Structure, Object, Contour, Relation, and the coordination layers around the object.

3. State logic
   The network holds Active Version, Transition, Causal Basis, Recognition Basis, and Canonical Current State.

4. Canonization layer
   The lower network layer fixes recognized transitions and epoch results without substituting for the entire semantic layer.

5. Derived layers
   Operator roles, visibility regimes, compatibility, and the token layer remain derivative with respect to the object canon.

6. Boundaries and architectural status
   Architectural boundaries and maturity status constrain the admissible public reading of the project.

Reading map ​

• Foundational Frame
• Problem Layer
• System Primitives
• Object State Logic
• Canonization Layer
• Operator and Roles
• Visibility Regimes
• Compatibility Layer
• Token Layer
• Applicability Criteria
• Architectural Boundaries
• Architecture Status
• Terminology