Open-source schema registry

Specifications people and software can read together.

This registry publishes exact machine-readable structures, plain-language orientation, and working examples from Human–AI Systems Exemplars. Each published schema gives a collaboration team a stable shape to inspect, validate, adapt, and discuss.

Start with the job in front of you

A schema describes the accepted shape of a file. Examples show that shape in use. Orientation pages explain who owns the meaning and how a version can change.

Portable working methods

Each method keeps its complete human-readable source beside a compact machine-readable projection. Begin with the job that matches the decision in front of you.

Published contracts

These links expose every contract in the current public build. Exact-version files retain their published bytes; a later byte change receives a new version or route.

See contracts and methods in practice

The public examples below let a visitor move from a machine contract or working method to a concrete decision surface.

Readable table inside an embedded preview

Inspect a source-owned worked reference that keeps native table relationships inside the child page while the parent owns the compact preview and full-view route.

Open the combined method example

Identity, delivery, and use

Download links use this site's host. The $id inside a contract preserves its stable identity and reference base across equivalent copies. Repository paths identify the authored source; the release revision and file digests identify the exact published material.

Site release: pages-v0.3.0. Source revision: cfaa53f5b7500e3901d8470e1e471cd0230ff2a5.

Release coordinates · Schema identities, downloads, and digests

Read the registry orientation for versioning, authority, local validation, and extension guidance.