Knowledge Base

Human 2.0 uses a documented operating system to keep its knowledge consistent, reviewable, and current. This library contains the public standards behind how information is structured, governed, validated, and published.

Standards & Conventions

How documents are structured, named, versioned, reviewed, and maintained.

• Front Matter Standard
• Naming Conventions
• Controlled Vocabularies
• Versioning Standard
• Document Lifecycle
• Knowledge Object Reservation
• Repository Health Standard

The Knowledge Model

How knowledge objects are defined, connected, validated, and moved through their lifecycle.

• Knowledge Object Taxonomy
• Knowledge Object Schema
• Relationship Model
• Lifecycle Model
• Validation Architecture
• Projection Contract
• Migration Strategy

Publishing & Automation

How governed knowledge becomes published content and how automated agents operate within defined controls.

• Publication Model
• How Agents Run
• Agent Manifest Schema

Governance & Contribution

How contributors make changes and how the system is reviewed and released.

• Release Cadence and Version Governance
• Human Contributor Guidelines
• AI Contributor Guidelines