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The bounded source envelope containing compact or explicit System IDL semantic documents and isolated native-One or foreign executable sections.

System IDL

The bounded, non-executable semantic language used to author stable meaning and governed intent.

Native One

The coherent executable programming language owned by System IDL. It consumes exact contracts and compiles to governed target artifacts; it is not a universal transpiler.

Semantic domain

An owner-controlled closed declaration vocabulary, schemas, invariants, defaults, compatibility, dependencies, and normalization rules.

Declaration namespace authority

The owner of an authored declaration's identity and values under the selected domain's rules.

OCS

One Contract Schema: the canonical content-addressed, language-neutral contract package from which exact projections are generated.

Source-language definition

The exact owner and revision for a programming language's grammar, static semantics, module model, frontend contracts, bounds, and diagnostic contract.

Implementation-language profile

The governed contract that connects executable source to an OCS projection, allowed dependencies, targets, runtime behavior, effects, capabilities, and required evidence.

Implementation claim

An untrusted semantic declaration associating an exact contract/component with an executable entry and implementation profile.

Root

One independently composed, planned, built, deployed, or delivered closure.

Provider

A replaceable realization of an owned contract.

Adapter

An explicit mapping of a foreign contract at the narrowest useful boundary, including lifecycle, authority, faults, costs, and losses.

Requirement

A need derived for an exact root. It is not permission.

Grant

An Authority-owned approved permission for a principal, scope, operation, and conditions. It is not a runtime token or host enforcement.

Effect

A typed description of externally meaningful state impact and its determinism, idempotency, unknown-outcome, reversal, compensation, and irreversibility behavior.

Plan

An immutable, inspectable selection of exact semantic inputs, providers, topology, targets, artifacts, permissions, costs, observations, and actions. It is not authority to mutate.

Apply

Begin or resume authorized reconciliation of one exact reviewed plan without replanning, rebuilding, reselecting, or widening authority.

Receipt

Evidence that a specific parse, normalization, analysis, projection, action, effect, build, deployment, or observation occurred under exact inputs.

Provenance

The inspectable source and proof path that explains where a value, decision, artifact, or action came from.

Outcome unknown

An effect may have reached an external target, but available evidence cannot prove committed or aborted. It must be reconciled before unsafe repetition.

Conformance

Evidence that one exact implementation satisfies one exact owned contract under a named suite, target, configuration, and limitations.

Unsupported

A typed result stating that the responsible owner has no admitted realization for the requested operation. It is never simulated success.