Canonical infrastructure map
This sitemap defines the official operational structure of the HBCE platform.
Canonical pages are stable entrypoints. Non-canonical pages must route users back to the spine.
Rule: if a path is not reachable from the canonical spine, it is not operational.
1) Canonical spine (operative core)
These are the five operational entrypoints that define the platform’s minimum viable infrastructure. Anything outside this spine is either governance/support documentation or non-operational surface.
Activate
Canonical onboarding and discipline. Defines the sequence and the fail-closed rule.
Open ActivateCreate
Generates the local Release file (holder custody). Public surface remains hash-only.
Open Create (IPR Base)Registry
Public, append-only, hash-only ledger. If unreachable or invalid → non-operational.
Open RegistryVerify
PASS/FAIL validation: SHA-256(Release bytes) must match a registry proof.
Open VerifyPricing
Internal economic structure: four strata, three tiers each. Not “usage-based”.
Open PricingWhat is IPR
Standard-grade definition of Identity Primary Record and operational identity.
Open IPR definitionElse = INVALID (fail-closed)
2) Governance, security and standards
These pages define posture and constraints: EU-first, GDPR-min, audit-first, hash-only.
3) Institutional and business surface
Non-executive pages for institutional review and adoption context.
4) Operator and network
Operator workflows and network deployment documentation. These require a valid IPR in operational usage.
5) Non-canonical / labs / demos
These sections are experimental, archival or demonstrative. They are not operational entrypoints and must never replace the canonical spine.