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Use Cases and Scope

Rejean McCormick edited this page Oct 17, 2026 · 1 revision

Use Cases, Scope and Coverage

Arketype 1.6.0 continues to treat the structure, usage, domain, integration and authority/data constraints of a Kristal as independent dimensions. A profile expresses design expectations, not proof of realized capabilities.

  • The 19 archetypes describe possible native structures. They are not domain standards.
  • The 21 profiles describe intended activities, expected inputs, outputs and review questions.
  • The 23 recipes suggest noncanonical assembly relationships with unresolved semantic owners and references.
  • Scope guidance is a draft reviewed by an owner before any Kristal workspace mutation.

Local CLI

python arketype.py uses
python arketype.py recognize --path /path/to/UCKK.zip
python arketype.py recognize --path /path/to/multi-projects.zip --focus A-Kristal-VehiculeDiag
python arketype.py scope-guide --profile navigation-preuves-longues
python arketype.py create --profile dossier-scolaire --slug school-demo --title "School demo" --parent . --dry-run

These commands never import content, publish, activate, or inject a scope. A complete scan of a Kristal and authorized injection belong to a separate application such as Skope. Arketype only supplies typed profile proposals and scope design guidance.

Distinct responsibilities

  • UCKK: institution/pathways/courses are referenced states; Moodle needs a separate adapter and approval.
  • Traditions: attribution and cultural context are essential; comparison cannot equate beliefs.
  • Math proof maps: endpoints and junctions are navigation metadata, not proof validation.
  • Individual dossiers: observations, official findings and decisions are distinct; private content stays in secured applications.
  • MediKristal: independent medical software is not itself one Kristal; no clinical clearance is implied.

Read docs/12_USAGE_PROFILES_AND_SCOPES.md and docs/13_SKOPE_COMPATIBILITY.md for typed details, candidate scope JSON and interoperability limits.

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