Concept Kernel Protocol v3.7

CKP Core Ontology — the runtime vocabulary stable namespace

This version
https://conceptkernel.org/ontology/v3.8/
Namespace URI
https://conceptkernel.org/ontology/v3.8/core#
Turtle file
core.ttl
Shipped by
styk-tv/pgCK — loaded into the graph urn:ckp:core at CREATE EXTENSION
Governing specification
CKP v3.9.1 (Critical Isolation)
Previous ontology set
https://conceptkernel.org/ontology/v3.7/ (v3.7)

This is the core vocabulary the Concept Kernel runtime ships and enforces. It governs the protocol's own operations: every governed write is validated against these shapes at commit. The namespace IRI is a stable handle — the vocabulary is versioned by the specification that governs it, and the IRI holds still so that every sealed instance, every client, and every example dereferences the same address across protocol epochs.

@prefix ckp: <https://conceptkernel.org/ontology/v3.8/core#> .

Classes (11)

ClassMeaning
ckp:KernelA versioned, ontology-defined unit of behaviour.
ckp:OrganCK | TOOL | DATA.
ckp:AffordanceBinds an inbound verb to an action.
ckp:LedgerEntryAppend-only HMAC-authenticated audit record.
ckp:ProofVerifiable HMAC-backed attestation about an instance.
ckp:ProvenancePROV-O subset for derivation.
ckp:ProposalA governed change to the kernel's own types — the entry to the governance plane.
ckp:VoteA participant's recorded position on a Proposal.
ckp:QuorumLevelThe threshold a Proposal must clear to apply.
ckp:GrantWho may invoke which verb on which class.
ckp:TransitionA declared, shape-gated state move.

Shapes (8)

Each shape is the seal gate for its class: ckp:KernelShape, ckp:AffordanceShape, ckp:LedgerEntryShape, ckp:ProofShape, ckp:ProposalShape, ckp:VoteShape, ckp:GrantShape, ckp:TransitionShape. A candidate body that violates its shape is rejected at the seal.

Domain kernels

Adopter types are project-scoped URNs, composed into the runtime alongside this core: urn:ckp:<project>/type/<Name> for classes, urn:ckp:<project>/prop/<name> for properties, urn:ckp:<project>/shape/<Name> for their gates. A domain concept is addressed by what it means.