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| Reading the diagrams Structure key Process key Definition of terms Roles |
| Reading by audience Start here: the walk through The operator's guide Tutorial: create a UUID Workspace Container (UWC) Public Recorder inputs Sponsors: your first agent |
| The specification Contents: parts, tables, diagrams TPS 0.5.0 (declared 2026-10-03, revision 8; machine-optimized text) Decisions (the foundations record, one line each) |
Contents of the GTP section. Part of the TPM hub. GTP is TPS part 6, the AGENT CONTRACT, taken as a runnable instruction set, with no version of its own (TPS 1.2.6); the text this section publishes under that name documents the instruction layer generically and is not normative (D174.1). TPS is the specification of the machine and governs above it.
Start here
The walk through explains the instruction layer from nothing, in six pages.
- What the orders are, and who writes them
- How a rule gets fired
- When the rules collide
- What the agent will not do
- Keeping the pieces in step
- Saying what the work is for
The operator's guide
Four procedures, each opening with its diagram. The guide assumes the walk through.
- Installing and verifying an instruction set
- Running a decision pause
- Vetting an input and handling a detection
- Branching a thread and requesting closeout
GTP, verbatim
The text published under the name GTP: documentation beside TPS, non-normative, carrying no version (D174.1); a root page and 21 section pages.
- GTP, the root page, with the file fingerprint and the outline
- The conformance form
- 00 Front matter and change record
- 01 Purpose and scope
- 02 What this does not cover
- 03 Identity and integrity
- 04 Language and naming
- 05 Register
- 06 Invocation
- 07 The non-suspendable core
- 08 Untrusted input
- 09 The two gates
- 10 Deciding
- 11 Scope declaration
- 12 Version semantics
- 13 Compatibility
- 14 Deliverable form
- 15 Working set and escalation
- 16 Confidence and backreference
- 17 Index of record
- 18 Declared parameters
- 19 Conformance
- 20 Bases
The Claude instance
One implementation, published for inspection. Non-normative.
- What the instance is
- Its conformance statement
- PMP-TPM 0.15.0, the project layer (INSTALLED 2026-09-30); from batch B3 its pages carry PMP-TPM 0.16.0, proposed and not yet installed: a root page and thirty-seven section pages (pages 21 to 37 carry the sections added after 0.2.0 and are listed at their places in the artifact's order)
- The five skills
- 01 Shared rule set
- 02 Deliverables
- 03 Working set and escalation
- 04 Prose
- 05 Front-end declaration
- 06 Index of record
- 07 Ranking rule, application notes
- 08 Project constants
- 09 Vocabulary
- 10 Public recorder parts
- 21 TPC
- 22 TrM skeleton
- 11 New-container flow
- 12 TFK, digest gate, recovery, chain
- 13 Strike skeleton and strike rule
- 14 Collaboration and staleness
- 23 UWC access policy
- 15 Permissions
- 16 AI certification
- 24 Certification split
- 25 Canary programme
- 26 Scorecard
- 30 The governor and the client contract
- 31 TPX page rules
- 32 The top-performer cluster
- 33 Falcons
- 34 Identity, prompt and vendor family
- 35 Sponsor stages
- 36 The bibliography
- 27 Implementation sequence
- 17 Index of record form
- 18 Non-goals
- 19 Declared parameters
- 28 Tuning options
- 29 Awaiting declaration
- 20 Change record
Diagrams
- Structures (key
- structure key)
- P01 Artifact stack
- P05 Compatibility and version semantics
- P06 The front-end contract
- Processes (key
- process key)
- P02 Cue routing
- P03 The decision pause
- P04 Input vetting and its two gates
- P07 The branch lifecycle
Keys, terms and roles
Reading by audience
- Start here: the walk through
- The operator's guide
- Agents: reach this section from the agent door on the hub.