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Definition Manager — Systemic Intelligence Engine.

The authoritative API, lifecycle enforcer, and store of every governed GSM Definition — the heart of the engine.

Why it matters

What Definition Manager changes for you.

The Definition Manager hosts GSM, manages the Ascription lifecycle, and enforces the DNA governance grammar across tenant schemas. It is the authoritative store of every governed definition.

Value

Governance you can’t corrupt.

The Ascription lifecycle is a validated state machine with referee preconditions — invalid transitions, malformed grammar, and orphaned references never enter the model.

Delivered by GSM Definitions lifecycle enforcement

Value

An API, not a document store.

Definitions are served through a RESTful API with live OpenAPI and structured problem responses — machine-operable at scale, across isolated tenant schemas.

Delivered by GSM Definitions management RESTful API

Value

Audit-ready by construction.

Every governed change is a retained, versioned state transition — the history of the model is the audit trail, not a report assembled after the fact.

Delivered by GSM Definitions retention

Value

The model announces its own changes.

Lifecycle transitions are published as events the rest of the estate reacts to — downstream services, sourcers, and agents learn that a definition moved the moment it moves, instead of polling for it.

Delivered by GSM Definitions lifecycle events mediation

Features

What Definition Manager does.

Feature shipped · v1.0

GSM Definitions management RESTful API

A RESTful API to create, read, update, and query every governed GSM definition — the authoritative interface to the model.

Feature shipped · v1.0

GSM Definitions lifecycle enforcement

DRAFT → PROPOSED → APPROVED → ACTIVE → DEPRECATED — every governed change is a validated state transition, auditable end to end.

Feature shipped · v1.0

GSM Definitions retention

Definitions and their history are retained and versioned — nothing governed is silently overwritten or lost.

Feature planned · v1.1

GSM Definitions lifecycle events mediation

Lifecycle state transitions published as events other services and agents can react to, instead of polling the model for change.

Feature planned · v1.2

MCP

The governed model and its tooling served to AI applications and agents via the Model Context Protocol — definitions as typed, trustworthy context instead of stale wikis.

Roadmap

  1. v1.0 ✓ MVP/GA — Definitions management API, lifecycle enforcement, retention
  2. v1.1 GSM Definitions lifecycle events mediation
  3. v1.2 MCP

Ordered intent, not delivery commitments or dates — per the canonical Milestones & Versions register.