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Capability families

How shared cognitive capabilities are described, governed, and extended by domains and applications.

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Shared capability language

Capability families describe reusable concerns such as context assembly, memory, reasoning, provenance, workflow coordination, and review. They are not a claim that every capability is available as a public API.

  • Map a capability to a domain problem.
  • Define data and security boundaries.
  • Record maturity and review status.

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Extension without duplication

A domain should add its own vocabulary and governance while reusing shared controls. Applications then combine the domain and capability relationships required by a workflow.

  • Keep shared controls centralized.
  • Make domain-specific constraints explicit.
  • Use application records for workflow context.

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