Capabilities and Services
Provider-independent semantics describe what can be done. MCP, connectors, APIs, CLIs, native adapters, and controlled human steps are possible implementations.
Canonical derivation · Current Working Version
The ecosystem is not a flat collection of “Conventions.” Meaning flows through explicit canonical layers; capabilities, services, consumer workspaces, projects, and artifacts realize that meaning without becoming competing sources of it.
Each lower layer derives from its applicable canonical parents. No layer may silently bypass or redefine higher meaning.
Provider-independent semantics describe what can be done. MCP, connectors, APIs, CLIs, native adapters, and controlled human steps are possible implementations.
Reusable implementations such as 2HE-CLI carry Component-specific governance while remaining derived from the ecosystem.
Repositories and projects retain local implementation knowledge and apply only the shared governance that matches their type and task.
Every canonical layer remains connected to a CWV, Idea Workbench, Evolution Steps, validation and Promotion, and Evolution History. Canonical means currently validated and authoritative—not permanently finished.
main remain the canonical CWV.