WorldModel^™ Reference

The declared priorities, rights, and non-negotiable constraints that define what “good” means in the venue. The normative source of truth that every governance decision answers to.

The real-time enforcement layer. Enforces VS+C™ invariants directly, and evaluates every proposed action against the Value System, consent state, jurisdictional constraints, the active operational regime, and operational policy — authorizing, blocking, or escalating with a full auditable record.

Treats time as a first-class governed dimension of venue operations. Holds the venue’s schedule of operational regimes (day, twilight, night, after-hours; opening, peak, lull, closing, overnight, maintenance, emergency), calendar regimes (weekends, public holidays, religious observance days, Halloween weeks, Christmas weeks, Easter weeks, summer-vacation surge, event days), performance and show regimes (parade in progress, fireworks window, concert hour, pre-show, show, post-show, blackout), and sensor- or event-triggered regimes (sunset-bound, weather-bound, acoustic-envelope, illumination-bound). Holds time-bounded grants of consent, entitlement, personalization, and access. Holds mutual-exclusion windows that lock shared physical resources against colliding actions. Supplies CGL™ with the active rule set for the current moment, signals pending regime transitions to MAOL™ and FCL™, and arbitrates between otherwise-valid actions whose authority depends on temporal context.

The identity subsystem. Maintains continuity of preferences, accessibility settings, language, and return-visit context under explicit consent and purpose limitation, exposing only the minimum necessary state.

Continuous physical-world model of the venue. Space, flow, occupancy, environmental conditions, content state, and the zone-conditional governance state that constrains action by location — including restricted areas, zone-bound entitlements, zone-conditional commerce rules, zone-conditional consent state, zone-conditional accessibility provisions, and zone-mutual-exclusion locks. Provides shared situational and zone-conditional governance ground truth to MAOL™, CGL™, and accessibility delivery mechanisms.

The operational conductor. Decomposes goals into bounded tasks, assigns them to specialist agents, enforces tool-use limits, and turns governed intent into coordinated action under CGL™ authorization.

The federation layer. Coordinates governance, identity, and operational state across venues, operators, and jurisdictions — supporting multi-venue districts and federated programs without collapsing local authority.

The resilience layer. Defines what the system does when capability is reduced — preserving safety, accessibility, and trust ahead of optimization, and ensuring the venue degrades into a defined, auditable, safe state.

Non-gating, append-only observer and audit layer. Records, for every governed decision, the policy version in force at decision time, the TGF™-resolved regime active at that moment, the EDE™ spatial context, the consent state, the rule set evaluated, the action authorized or denied, and the actor that requested it. Also records access events, policy versions, overrides, federation events, and governed actions. Maintains tamper-evident records and does not approve, delay, or block execution.