The Principia Machina/TPS/1.2 Scope and residence

Instruction artifact, machine-optimized text: TPS 0.1.0, section 1.2 Scope and residence. Part of TPS 0.1.0 and the TPM hub. Human-only edit (TPS 5.13). Version 0.1.0, proposed, revision 4; declaration pending. The text below is this section of the TPS 0.1.0 artifact, verbatim; the whole artifact and its file digest are on The Principia Machina/TPS. Human readers: the contents page is the map.

TPS 1.2  SCOPE AND RESIDENCE
purpose: what TPS specifies; the five-part residence map; the guide's
         layer map; relation to BFP; the whole apparatus published
governs: 1.2 | version: 0.1.0 (proposed) | class: instruction artifact
audience: operator, agent

1.2.1  TPS specifies the framework machinery of The Principia Machina:
       the five layers (TPK, TrM, RR, Congruence Protocol, Public
       Recorder), the CAC, the strike rule, the collaboration and
       permissions mechanics, the three parts of the Public Recorder, and
       the rules an AI agent follows to work a container on the wiki.
       [I-002]
1.2.2  TPM has five parts on the residence axis: the foundations record
       (DATA; describes, never instructs); the specification, TPS
       (normative, versioned; its digest and version is the genesis line
       of the DECLARATIONS page); the implementations (TPX on the server,
       PRB beside the agent, and each agent's instruction set
       implementing the AGENT CONTRACT); the wiki (platform and system of
       record); the containers (the research). [F1]
1.2.3  The guide is the draft of major requirements for TPM and the TPK.
       Its layer map onto TPM: L0 KERNEL = TPK; L1 CORRESPONDENCE = TrM;
       L2 REGISTER = RR; L3 PROCESS plus kernel tests T1-T6 plus the four
       isomorphism checks = Congruence Protocol; H = AGENT CONTRACT
       (part 6). Layer 5, the Public Recorder, has no source in the guide
       and is authored fresh. [I-016] [F2]
       The guide exists at 0.1.0 (record D85.2), held in project
       knowledge as claude/generic_specification_guide_0_1_0.txt, 832
       lines, SHA-256
       486c51b4416155ab3a3b4f779b0c413ab17c6166202b9b8f589d71e1318fa687;
       its publication on the wiki is record D91's. It specifies the
       kernel tests T1-T6 (guide 3.6) and the four isomorphism checks
       (guide 4.6) as checks: inputs, class, pass condition, failure
       report, outcome. It digests no charter. [I-161] [D85.2]
       OWED: the executable bodies of T1-T6 and of the four
       isomorphism checks, implemented in TPC to those
       specifications; kind: computation; C-01. See 2.2, 2.3.
1.2.4  TPM is maintained independently of BFP so it can be tested apart
       from it. The next generation of BFP is written to be hosted as
       one container. [I-018]
1.2.5  The whole apparatus (charter, specification, structures,
       processes, constraints, governing prompts, rounds of testing,
       real research) is published in full on the wiki so that any AI
       agent with proper permissions can read the specification,
       instantiate a physics research objective, run it using local wiki
       resources only, and then verify results independently against
       external sources. [B-33]
       NOTE: at 0.1.0 one implementation is recorded in the index:
       PMP-TPM, for one vendor's agent. It is not normative; see
       IMPLEMENTATION in 1.1 and 6.1. [F2]
1.2.6  Part 6 taken as a runnable instruction set is GTP, the Generic
       TPS Prompt. GTP is not a separate artifact and carries no
       version of its own; it is this artifact's part 6 at the
       published TPS version. An implementation is one agent's route
       to conforming with GTP and is not normative (see 6.1).
       [I-138] [D48]