Software doctrine
Software
A coherent scientific software-modeling lane: domain, obligation, state, boundaries, executable representation, architecture, UX, verification, authority, provenance, consequence, and repair.
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Make boundaries, contracts, ownership, invariants, lifecycle, and failure behavior explicit before local implementation details dominate the design.
Ontology-driven software synthesisOntological SoftwareMake consequential domain structure explicit where execution requires it, without requiring one globally complete ontology before bounded work can begin.
Software as formal representationExecutable RepresentationSoftware is an executable representation of a domain: primitives, admissible constructions, transitions, invariants, and operational semantics made runnable.
System structureBoundary First ArchitectureArchitecture as controlled dependency, explicit ownership, semantic interfaces, lifecycle boundaries, and localized invariant maintenance.
Human-system boundaryBoundary First UXRepresent the domain faithfully enough that navigation and interaction correspond to intelligible traversal through the system.
Closure, authority, accountabilityVerification & GovernanceTesting, observability, authority provenance, source provenance, permissions, auditability, consequence, and lifecycle responsibility as parts of the same executable system boundary.
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