This repository contains the canonical field definition for Deterministic Semantic Layered Orchestration (DSLO), a substrate-level discipline within Meaning Physics and Semantic Substrate Engineering.
FIELD_DEFINITION.md— formal field definition v1.0
DSLO defines the architectural grammar for meaning-preserving systems in AI-accelerated environments.
This repository contains the public-facing field definition and specification for Deterministic Semantic Layered Orchestration (DSLO) — a substrate-level discipline within Meaning Physics.
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Field Definition → FIELD_DEFINITION.md
Canonical description of the DSLO discipline, including purpose, components, stability model, and architectural thesis. -
License → LICENSE
DSLO Open Reference License v1.0 (MIT‑aligned, attribution‑required).
These documents define DSLO’s core terminology and provide semantic anchors for the field.
- DSLO Specification v0.1
- Semantic Invariant Layer
- Substrate Logic Layer
- Orchestration Layer
- Verification Layer
These documents describe the deterministic semantic substrate and its invariant-driven execution model.
- Reference Index → references.md
Curated summaries of related work in semantic governance, invariant-driven design, drift prevention, and deterministic execution.
This repository defines the public v0.5 layer of DSLO:
a deterministic, machine-readable, meaning-preserving architectural discipline designed to eliminate semantic drift in AI‑accelerated systems.
For proprietary substrate logic, runtime implementations, and commercial invariants, see the private DSLO operational layer (not included here).