HBCE protocol specifications
The Protocol section exposes the technical specifications of the HBCE system.
These files define the structured rules used to describe events, nodes, registry state,
and network architecture inside the Reality Engineering framework.
This section is not a marketing layer.
It is the technical surface through which the infrastructure becomes formally readable.
Position in the system
Protocol files sit between conceptual documentation and observable infrastructure state. They define the formal structures by which identities, events, nodes, and registry records can be described consistently across the system.
DOCUMENTATION
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PROTOCOL SPECIFICATIONS
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REGISTRY STRUCTURES
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OBSERVABLE INFRASTRUCTURE STATE
Core specifications
Event structure
Defines the minimal event format used to record attributable actions inside the infrastructure.
Open ipr-event-v1.mdNode structure
Defines the minimal structure required for an HBCE node to exist inside the network.
Open hbce-node-spec-v1.mdRegistry structure
Defines how nodes and events are exposed through the public registry layer.
Open hbce-registry-spec-v1.mdSystem topology
Describes how identity, events, nodes, registry, and coordination interact across the network.
Open hbce-network-architecture-v1.mdProtocol logic
Structured operational actions
Protocol logic begins with events: recorded actions associated with identifiable entities.
Infrastructure units
Nodes provide operational location and infrastructure presence for events and services.
Public state exposure
Registry structures expose the observable state of the infrastructure through nodes and events.
Protocol posture
Minimal technical definitions
Chronological consistency
No trusted state without valid structure
European governance posture
Related documents
System overview
General specification connecting the protocol layer to the full HBCE system.
Open SpecDocumentation hub
Structured documentation covering framework, infrastructure, identity, and glossary.
Open DocsObservable public state
Public node and event structures exposed by the infrastructure.
Open Registry