Why
This repo is the source of conceptkernel.org, which the protocol's reference implementation (styk-tv/pgCK) publicly names as the reference authority for CKP. The site currently serves the v3.7 documentation set while the protocol epoch is CKP v3.9.1 — Critical Isolation. The gap is already user-visible: ontology IRIs circulating in public examples return 404 here (#1).
This issue anchors the v3.9.1 docs release. All work is grouped under the v3.9.1 milestone.
Workstream
Foundation (unblocks everything else):
Content:
Release:
Follow-on (blocked on upstream):
Acceptance for the release
- Landing hero announces v3.9.1 and default navigation routes into the v3.9 set
/ontology/v3.8/core.ttl and /ontology/v3.9/core.ttl return 200
- Changelog page shows a continuous version history through v3.9.1
- styk-tv/pgCK's "reference authority" link lands on documentation matching the epoch its README describes
Ordering
#1 first (live defect, unblocks doc examples) → #2/#3/#5 in parallel → #4 switch-over → #6 same day as switch-over. #7 waits for the upstream wire contract.
Why
This repo is the source of conceptkernel.org, which the protocol's reference implementation (styk-tv/pgCK) publicly names as the reference authority for CKP. The site currently serves the v3.7 documentation set while the protocol epoch is CKP v3.9.1 — Critical Isolation. The gap is already user-visible: ontology IRIs circulating in public examples return 404 here (#1).
This issue anchors the v3.9.1 docs release. All work is grouped under the
v3.9.1milestone.Workstream
Foundation (unblocks everything else):
/ontology/v3.8/and/ontology/v3.9/TTL sets (live 404 today)Content:
docs/v3.9/)Release:
llms.txt, browseFollow-on (blocked on upstream):
Acceptance for the release
/ontology/v3.8/core.ttland/ontology/v3.9/core.ttlreturn 200Ordering
#1 first (live defect, unblocks doc examples) → #2/#3/#5 in parallel → #4 switch-over → #6 same day as switch-over. #7 waits for the upstream wire contract.