Section 98 of 104
96. Profile, Extension and Adaptation Governance
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-98 · 21 content blocks
System05 Profiles, extensions, and adaptations shall permit controlled diversity without fragmenting the platform.
A Profile may select, constrain, parameterize, or supplement applicable System05 requirements for a defined region, Building type, material system, manufacturing capability, hazard condition, or maturity level.
An extension may introduce new capabilities where the Core architecture does not yet define them.
Every Profile or extension shall identify:
owner and governing authority;
purpose and scope;
base Standards and Versions;
selected and added requirements;
omitted or prohibited options;
Compatibility effects;
required Evidence;
namespace and identity rules;
transition and withdrawal provisions.
Profiles may narrow permitted options but shall not silently redefine shared Interface meaning or constitutional terminology.
Extensions shall use controlled namespaces and shall avoid collision with global identifiers.
Experimental extensions shall remain distinguishable from released global capabilities. Their use shall not imply support by independent Products unless Compatibility has been verified.
Regional adaptations shall identify applicable legal requirements and local engineering assumptions.
A widely adopted extension shall not automatically become a Core requirement. Promotion into the Core shall require formal technical and governance review.
Conflicting Profiles shall declare whether they may coexist within one Building, manufacturing network, or digital environment.
Profile and extension governance shall preserve migration pathways and prevent long-term dependence on undocumented local rules.
System05 should enable innovation at the edge of the ecosystem while protecting a stable, interpretable, and interoperable Core.