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coreason-ecosystem (The Governance Plane)

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The official stateless substrate and macroscopic orchestrator of the CoReason Tripartite Cybernetic Manifold.

coreason-ecosystem is a State-of-the-Art (SOTA) 2026 governance plane. It implements the Hollow Plane doctrine, acting as a stateless router and thermodynamic actuator. It does not compute logic; it governs the deployment geometry of the reasoning mesh.


The Core Axiom: The Hollow Plane

This repository implements the Stateless Substrate Act [ADR-0001]. The coreason-ecosystem is mathematically barred from executing neurosymbolic logic, storing medical ontologies, or mutating financial state. It is a Hollow Plane.

Its sole mandates are to act as a macroscopic router and thermodynamic actuator:

  1. Govern Cryptographic Identity: Enforce SPIFFE/SPIRE Identity Protocol (SPIFFE/SPIRE) across the swarm.
  2. Quarantine Epistemic Risk: Physically sever network routes to unverified scientific oracles via the Gateway Guillotine.
  3. Execute Thermodynamic Physics: Provision and terminate physical cloud hardware based purely on the Variational Free Energy (VFE) and Topological Data Analysis (TDA) of the reasoning mesh.

All actual intelligence, memory, and domain logic have been topologically severed and reside entirely within the Kinetic Plane (coreason-runtime) and the Sovereign Oracles (External MCPs).


🦀 Rust Interop: Thin Rust, Thick Python-OSS

The Governance Plane follows the Thin Rust, Thick Python-OSS doctrine (ADR-0002). Rust earns its place through compute; Python-OSS handles orchestration.

Rust Binaries (Compute Layer)

Binary Repository Purpose
coreason-urn-authority coreason-urn-authority Cryptographic hashing, DLP scanning, ledger operations, ceremony verification
coreason-meta-mcp coreason-meta-engineering AST forge MCP server — code scaffolding and promotion

Python-OSS (Orchestration Layer)

Component OSS Library Purpose
NATS Subscription nats-py Event-driven deficit subscriber daemon
Temporal Workflows temporalio Workflow orchestration and state machines
Fleet Provisioning skypilot Cloud compute actuation
MCP Client mcp stdio_client sessions to Rust MCP servers
Identity hvac Vault Transit cryptographic operations

Interop Model

Rust binaries are invoked via subprocess (CLI) or StdioServerParameters (MCP stdio). No PyO3, no C-extensions, no shared memory. Clean process boundaries with structured JSON I/O.

Python (orchestration) ──subprocess──▶ Rust CLI (compute)
Python (MCP client)    ──stdio────────▶ Rust MCP Server (forge)

🏛️ The Tripartite Cybernetic Manifold

To understand this package, you must understand its place in the CoReason architecture:

  1. [ Ontology ] coreason-manifest (The Epistemic Plane): The Invariant Core — mathematical, causal, and Pydantic boundaries of reality.
  2. [ Execution ] coreason-runtime (The Kinetic Plane): The Temporal Execution Engine — where the LLM reasons under the Constrained Decoding.
  3. 👉 [ Governance ] coreason-ecosystem (The Governance Plane — THIS REPO): The Macroscopic Mesh — a stateless, Zero-Trust router and thermodynamic actuator.

⚡ Quickstart: The 3-Step Ignition

To boot the local ephemeral fleet and project the capability mesh, you must execute the Ignition Sequence via the CoReason CLI.

Prerequisites

  • uv (The canonical Python dependency manager)
  • Docker Engine (For hosting local Sovereign MCPs)
  • Pulumi CLI (For thermodynamic infrastructure actuation)
  • Pi.dev (The standard agentic terminal harness: npm install -g @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent)

The Ignition Sequence

1. Synchronize the Capability Matrix Ingests the infrastructure-as-code bindings and generates the canonical cryptographic hashes for the Zero-Trust Model Context Protocol (MCP) routing table.

uv run coreason sync infrastructure/local/capabilities.matrix.yaml

2. Hydrate the Ephemeral Fleet Commands the pulumi_actuator to physically provision the local container mesh based on the current thermodynamic requirements.

uv run coreason up --env local

3. Probe the Isomorphism Executes a systemic diagnostic check to mathematically prove that the projected routing boundaries perfectly match the physical container limits.

uv run coreason probe

⚙️ CLI Topography

The human Topologist interfaces with the Swarm via the following command tree:

Pillar I: Infrastructure

uv run coreason-ecosystem deploy up --env production
uv run coreason-ecosystem deploy status
uv run coreason-ecosystem deploy halt

Pillar II: Registry

uv run coreason-ecosystem registry build ./capabilities/search_v2
uv run coreason-ecosystem registry push mcp_search_v2.wasm

Pillar III: Documentation

uv run coreason-ecosystem docs build --strict
uv run coreason-ecosystem docs serve

Pillar IV: Telemetry

uv run coreason-ecosystem monitor dashboard
uv run coreason-ecosystem monitor trace <workflow-id>

📚 The Knowledge Base (Diátaxis Framework)

To prevent cognitive exhaustion, our documentation is rigorously structured according to the Diátaxis framework. Navigate to the appropriate quadrant based on your immediate epistemic objective:

  • Tutorials: Learning-oriented guides for new architects (e.g., Booting your first fleet, Registering an MCP).
  • How-To Guides: Task-oriented execution manuals (e.g., Configuring SPIFFE/SPIRE Clearances, Simulating Network Chaos).
  • Reference: Information-oriented, immutable facts (e.g., CLI Command Definitions, Capability Matrix Schema, $\beta_1$ Telemetry Metrics).
  • Architecture (Theory): Understanding-oriented foundational texts (e.g., The Zero-Trust Federation, Thermodynamic Provisioning, ADR-0001: The Stateless Substrate).

For a strict definition of the terminology used throughout this framework, consult the Lexicon.


🤖 Autonomous Agent Directive

If you are an autonomous coding assistant (e.g., Claude, Cursor, Aider) operating within this repository, your execution boundaries are strictly governed by the laws defined in AGENTS.md.

You are physically forbidden from committing stateful domain logic to this repository. All local test matrices (uv run pytest), type boundaries (uv run mypy), and formatting constraints (uv run ruff) must resolve with $\Delta = 0$ before you are authorized to propose a commit to the ledger.


🔒 Security

The CoReason ecosystem implements military-grade supply chain security across every layer — from CodeQL SAST to Sigstore artifact signing and SLSA Level 3 provenance.

Please report vulnerabilities privately — do not open a public GitHub Issue. See SECURITY.md for our full disclosure process.


⚖️ License

Copyright (c) 2026 CoReason, Inc.

This software is proprietary and dual-licensed. Licensed under the Prosperity Public License 3.0 (the "License"). A copy of the license is available at https://prosperitylicense.com/versions/3.0.0.

Commercial use beyond a 30-day trial requires a separate commercial license. For details, see the LICENSE file.

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