Cognitive_OS is the neutral Coregentis mother-runtime foundation repository.
Its role is to hold the governed implementation foundation for Coregentis as a runtime and governance substrate, not as an application or product surface.
This repository is the home for the mother-runtime foundation layers:
governance/imports/schemas/registry/bindings/runtime/tests/
These surfaces together define the active v0.1 foundation baseline stream.
Cognitive_OS is no longer documentation-only. It now has a governed neutral runtime/projection foundation that remains below product implementation and below a full platform release claim.
Current architecture stack:
schemas/,registry/, andbindings/preserve Cognitive_OS object, relationship, export, MPLP object/semantic binding, and Kernel Duty binding posture.runtime/core/provides the neutral runtime core services and runtime object types.runtime/core/mplp-module-posture.tsandruntime/core/kernel-duty-runtime-posture.tsdefine neutral MPLP module and Kernel Duty posture contracts.runtime/core/projection-safe-*.tsfiles implement the Projection layer as a safety envelope and downstream adapter boundary. There is no separate top-levelprojection/directory; projection-safe behavior lives in runtime/core contracts, builders, helpers, fixtures, and handoff governance.runtime/fixtures/projection-safe-downstream-handoff-fixture.ts,governance/handoffs/, andhandoffs/define downstream-neutral product projection consumption posture.
Current hardening status:
- Strict module/duty/projection E2E tests now cover representative runtime object records through binding service, module posture, Kernel Duty posture, projection-safe envelopes, evidence refs, omission markers, version refs, state/snapshot posture, transaction/export posture, error/insufficiency posture, and downstream handoff.
- These tests prove upstream projection-safe consumption readiness for the current baseline. They do not claim full production implementation of every MPLP module or Kernel Duty.
- SoloCrew V2.2 remains paused until owner authorization starts product implementation against the accepted handoff.
- No MPLP schema or protocol change is included.
- No provider dispatch, channel dispatch, marketplace implementation, autonomous execution, product paid-readiness claim, MPLP certification, or MPLP endorsement is included.
Active current governance references:
[CGOS-CURRENT-ARCHITECTURE-BASELINE-v0.1.md](/Users/jasonwang/Documents/AI_Dev/Coregentis/Cognitive_OS/governance/baselines/CGOS-CURRENT-ARCHITECTURE-BASELINE-v0.1.md)[CGOS-ARCHITECTURE-CONSISTENCY-LAYERING-PROJECTION-E2E-AUDIT-v0.1.md](/Users/jasonwang/Documents/AI_Dev/Coregentis/Cognitive_OS/governance/audits/CGOS-ARCHITECTURE-CONSISTENCY-LAYERING-PROJECTION-E2E-AUDIT-v0.1.md)[CGOS-KERNEL-DUTY-BINDING-BASELINE-v0.1.md](/Users/jasonwang/Documents/AI_Dev/Coregentis/Cognitive_OS/governance/baselines/CGOS-KERNEL-DUTY-BINDING-BASELINE-v0.1.md)[CGOS-SOLOCREW-V2.2-CONSUMPTION-HANDOFF-v0.1.md](/Users/jasonwang/Documents/AI_Dev/Coregentis/Cognitive_OS/governance/handoffs/CGOS-SOLOCREW-V2.2-CONSUMPTION-HANDOFF-v0.1.md)
This repository is not the place for product-specific or application-specific implementation.
Out of scope by default:
- product repositories
- projection repositories
- TracePilot implementation
- PublishPilot implementation
- GrowthPilot implementation
- future Pilot-branded application repositories
- product UI surfaces
- product DTOs
- application-specific workflow surfaces
Application-specific projection and product development must live in separate repositories.
This repository preserves the following order:
MPLP Protocol Constitution -> Coregentis Cognitive OS -> Product Projections
This means:
- MPLP remains the upstream protocol constitution
Cognitive_OSremains the mother-runtime foundation layer- product projections remain downstream and must consume Cognitive_OS posture instead of redefining protocol or runtime law
This repository is intentionally neutral with respect to any specific product repo.
It may retain generic product-projection theory where that theory is application-neutral and necessary to preserve the Coregentis architecture boundary. It must not expose product-specific implementation surfaces as repository authority.
Public visibility of a repository does not by itself define:
- product scope
- open-source grant scope
- commercial boundary
This repository should therefore be read as a public mother-runtime foundation surface, not as a product repository.