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.

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 two contracts in practice

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

Identity, delivery, and use

The $id inside an exact contract is its stable identity. The address in a browser is a delivery route. This GitHub Pages site is the current public mirror, and equivalent copies preserve the contract’s identifier, vocabulary, and reference behavior.

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