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Introduction

Realith Architecture Architecture Map Foundational frame Short definition Architectural thesis Class of problems Not a platform and not just a blockchain

The missing layer

The missing layer Where the gap appears What is missing Infrastructure character Local reconstruction Event-first

System primitives

Primitives Subject Structure Structure properties Object Version and transition Relations Contour Admission Permission Access Right Claim against the network Layer algebra

Object state logic

State logic Object and state Active version Transition Causal basis Recognition basis Canonical recognition Canonical state Canon invariants Conflict

Canonization layer

Canonization Realith blockchain Lower layer What is canonized Semantic vs blockchain Epochs History compaction State summaries

Token layer

Token layer Utility token Token forms ACT

Operator and roles

Operator and roles Node roles Operator layer Operator boundary Visibility and observability Receipts and proofs Deployment

Visibility regimes

Visibility Visibility as a mode Metadata Operator observability Hidden contours Published outcome Privacy boundaries Defined and deferred

Compatibility layer

Compatibility Canon boundary Compatibility functions Gateways and adapters External systems EVM

Applicability criteria

Applicability Class of problems Signs of applicability Canonical scenario When it is excessive Not an industry list

Architectural boundaries

Boundaries Boundaries in the canon What it is not No center of interpretation What does not follow What the network does not promise Infrastructure boundary Not a platform Not token-first Service ≠ ownership

Architecture status

Status Defined Hypotheses Multi-contour Deferred Publicly permissible Not settled

Terminology

Terms Core Coordination layers State and canon Operator and verification Compatibility and execution Node roles and deployment Token terms

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Architecture

Introduction

Realith Architecture Architecture Map Foundational frame Short definition Architectural thesis Class of problems Not a platform and not just a blockchain

The missing layer

The missing layer Where the gap appears What is missing Infrastructure character Local reconstruction Event-first

System primitives

Primitives Subject Structure Structure properties Object Version and transition Relations Contour Admission Permission Access Right Claim against the network Layer algebra

Object state logic

State logic Object and state Active version Transition Causal basis Recognition basis Canonical recognition Canonical state Canon invariants Conflict

Canonization layer

Canonization Realith blockchain Lower layer What is canonized Semantic vs blockchain Epochs History compaction State summaries

Token layer

Token layer Utility token Token forms ACT

Operator and roles

Operator and roles Node roles Operator layer Operator boundary Visibility and observability Receipts and proofs Deployment

Visibility regimes

Visibility Visibility as a mode Metadata Operator observability Hidden contours Published outcome Privacy boundaries Defined and deferred

Compatibility layer

Compatibility Canon boundary Compatibility functions Gateways and adapters External systems EVM

Applicability criteria

Applicability Class of problems Signs of applicability Canonical scenario When it is excessive Not an industry list

Architectural boundaries

Boundaries Boundaries in the canon What it is not No center of interpretation What does not follow What the network does not promise Infrastructure boundary Not a platform Not token-first Service ≠ ownership

Architecture status

Status Defined Hypotheses Multi-contour Deferred Publicly permissible Not settled

Terminology

Terms Core Coordination layers State and canon Operator and verification Compatibility and execution Node roles and deployment Token terms

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Canonization Layer

The `blockchain layer` in Realith is a layer of canonization, not the whole architecture.

Contents of the section

What the Network Canonizes
Epochs
History Compaction
Published State Summaries
Lower Canonization Layer
The Realith Blockchain
Semantic Layer vs Blockchain Layer

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