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ANN-DXENC RFC Draft v1.0.0 — Part VI

ANN-DXENC RFC Draft v1.0.0 — Part VI

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Registry and IANA Considerations

This section establishes the formal registries required to support Digital DNA, mutation classes, vaccine classes, glyph dialects, manifold specification versions, and policy URIs across the Cognitive Substrate ecosystem.

These registries MUST be controlled, authoritative, and cryptographically verifiable.

33. IANA Considerations Overview

IANA SHALL create and maintain a new registry category:

“CS2-DNA Registries”

The CS2-DNA registry family MUST contain the following sub-registries:

  1. Digital Sense Glyph Registry
  2. Mutation Class Registry
  3. Vaccine Class Registry
  4. Manifold Specification Registry
  5. Sovereign Dialect Registry
  6. Policy URI Registry
  7. CSR Status Code Registry
  8. Firebreak Event Registry

Each registry provides canonical values, compatibility rules, and designated expert review requirements.

34. Digital Sense Glyph Registry

34.1 Purpose

This registry defines the canonical glyphs, classifications, and Unicode normalization rules for the 7-sense system.

IANA SHALL maintain:

  • canonical identifiers
  • Unicode representations
  • sense-to-glyph category mappings
  • normalization rules
  • reserved code points

34.2 Registry Fields

Field Description Required
sense_name One of the 7 senses MUST
glyph_id Stable identifier MUST
unicode_value NFC-normalized string MUST
class Basic or Extended MUST
sovereign_override_allowed Boolean MUST

34.3 Registration Policy

New glyphs MUST undergo:

  • expert review
  • dialect conflict resolution
  • security analysis
  • perceptual distinctiveness evaluation

Glyphs MUST NOT resemble other glyphs in a way that risks misclassification.

35. Mutation Class Registry

The registry MUST include:

Class Meaning Allowed Planes
M0 Immutable CSR None
M1 Reasoning-plane phenotype Data → Reason
M2 Extended reasoning & memory Data → Reason → Outcome
M3 Delegated mutation policy Delegated

35.1 Registration Rules

Mutation classes MUST:

  • specify allowed transitions
  • define legal phenotype operations
  • specify immunological interactions
  • reference a policy URI

New mutation classes MUST NOT conflict with existing ones.

36. Vaccine Class Registry

This registry defines allowable vaccine profiles.

36.1 Required Fields

Field Description
vaccine_id Stable identifier
immunity_layers Which immunological layers apply
firebreak_allowed Boolean
sovereign_enforcement Boolean
description Human-readable

36.2 Standard Classes (Mandatory)

The registry MUST include:

  • V0: None
  • V1: Genotypic
  • V2: Genotypic + Manifold
  • V3: Sovereign Immunity
  • V4: Full Immunological Response

36.3 Registration Rules

IANA SHOULD reject vaccine classes that:

  • permit unsafe cross-tenant interactions
  • bypass genotype integrity
  • disable firebreak mechanisms

37. Manifold Specification Registry

Manifold specifications define:

  • dimensionality
  • compression method
  • hashing rules
  • drift thresholds
  • stability parameters

37.1 Registry Fields

Field Description
manifold_id Unique ID
version Semantic version
dimension MUST be 7
compression zstd or brotli
topology Graph or metric description
sovereign_binding Keyed parameters

A manifold implementation MUST be uniquely tied to:

  • a sovereign entity
  • a dialect signature
  • a versioned specification

37.2 Registration Requirements

  • MUST include full mathematical formulation
  • MUST specify drift tolerance bands
  • MUST document security properties

38. Sovereign Dialect Registry

This registry defines each Digital-Entity’s glyph dialect, which is the primary mechanism for cognitive sovereignty.

38.1 Dialect Structure

A dialect includes:

  • a unique sovereign identifier
  • glyph subset for each of the 7 senses
  • sovereign hashing parameters
  • sovereign manifold parameters
  • sovereign vaccine definitions

38.2 Registration Policy

Dialects MUST:

  • be unique
  • be cryptographically bound to sovereign keys
  • never overlap in ways that cause ambiguity

New sovereign dialects MUST undergo:

  • expert review
  • security analysis
  • collision detection
  • compatibility verification

39. Policy URI Registry

Mutation and vaccine classes often refer to external policy URIs.

39.1 Requirements for Policy URIs

A Policy URI MUST:

  • be stable
  • be cryptographically integrity-protected (hash or signature)
  • describe governance rules
  • include contact/regulatory information
  • specify override behavior

39.2 Registration

Policy URIs MUST NOT:

  • be ephemeral
  • depend on runtime state
  • contain executable logic

40. CSR Status Code Registry

This registry defines canonical status codes used in CSR lifecycle transitions.

40.1 Standard Status Codes

Code Meaning
0 Valid
1 Invalid DNA
2 CRC mismatch
3 Manifold drift
4 Sovereignty violation
5 Vaccine rejection
6 Quarantined
7 Firebreak activated
8 Memory-eligible
9 Memory-rejected

41. Firebreak Event Registry

41.1 Purpose

Defines standardized identifiers for firebreak activation events.

41.2 Standard Entries

Event ID Trigger
FB-01 Manifold drift threshold exceeded
FB-02 Sovereign mismatch
FB-03 Coordinated anomaly cluster detected
FB-04 Phenotype collapse
FB-05 Cross-tenant attempt detected
FB-06 Repeated mutation-policy violation

41.3 Registration Criteria

New entries MUST:

  • be globally unique
  • represent a systemic-level threat
  • be actionable
  • be recognized by all fabric governance modules

42. Registry Governance Requirements

IANA MUST:

  • ensure registry availability
  • digitally sign registry contents
  • publish registry updates via secure channels
  • allow expert review
  • maintain backward compatibility

Implementations MUST:

  • validate registry contents cryptographically
  • refuse unverifiable registry updates
  • log registry-based decisions immutably