Core implementer
Read the corpus in metadata order. Later specifications assume the distinctions established by earlier ones.
Normative specifications
The RSM specification corpus is rendered from the canonical Markdown source and governed metadata. The page frames the corpus; the index below is discovered from first-class specification objects.
SPECIFICATION CORPUS
Each specification owns a distinct architectural boundary. Later documents depend on, rather than redefine, the earlier ones.
Concept Paper v2.0
Regenerative Systems Map — Normative Conceptual Specification
Regenerative Systems Model — Normative Semantic Specification
Regenerative Systems Model — Normative Canonical and Interaction Specification
Regenerative Systems Model — Normative Operational Architecture Specification
Regenerative Systems Model — Normative Executable Conformance Specification
Regenerative Systems Model — Implementation Architecture
READING PATHS
These are reading guides only. The authoritative sequence, labels, versions, statuses, and routes come from specification metadata.
Read the corpus in metadata order. Later specifications assume the distinctions established by earlier ones.
Start with the conceptual, subject, canonical, and protocol boundaries your application will encounter through RSM APIs and projections.
Focus on authority, disclosure, connector, protocol, federation, and reconciliation boundaries.
Follow the subject and semantic foundations before extending domain meaning.