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6. Common Semantic Foundation
Stable section ID: S05-CON-015-SECTION-7 · 16 content blocks
The Common Semantic Foundation is the shared system of concepts, definitions, classifications, relationships, and interpretation rules used throughout System05.
It shall enable physical engineering, digital engineering, manufacturing, robotics, artificial intelligence, building operation, lifecycle management, verification, certification, and governance to refer to engineering entities consistently.
The Common Semantic Foundation shall preserve continuity among:
constitutional principles;
architecture decisions;
engineering rules;
requirements;
interfaces;
products and components;
physical configurations;
digital identities and records;
manufacturing and assembly states;
operational and lifecycle states;
verification and conformance evidence.
Different disciplines may maintain specialized vocabularies, but those vocabularies shall connect to the Common Semantic Foundation through declared definitions and relationships.
No discipline, software platform, manufacturer, or regional profile shall create an isolated semantic system where doing so would prevent interoperability or traceability.