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These examples should help you apply your system thinking approach to various domains effectively.
These examples should help you apply your system thinking approach to various domains effectively.
---
Here's the **zeroed-in logic** distilled to its essence, framed as a rigorous validation system:
---
### **Core Validation Logic (CUE Lattice Perspective)**
1. **Prime Constraint**
All configurations must unify with:
```cue
#Theme: {
name: "space" | "biology" | "music" // Closed set of themes
subdomains: [...{
name: or(#TermRegistry[name][*]) // Must match theme's term registry
purpose: string
}]
}
```
2. **Term Registry**
Theme-specific allowed terms (immutable):
```cue
#TermRegistry: {
space: ["apollo", "europa", "hubble"]
biology: ["synapse", "xylem", "neuron"]
music: ["cadence", "forte", "allegro"]
}
```
3. **Validation Outcomes**
- **Valid (`&`):**
```yaml
theme: "space"
subdomains: [{name: "apollo"}] // Unifies with #Theme
```
- **Invalid (``):**
```yaml
theme: "space"
subdomains: [{name: "synapse"}] // Fails (biology term in space)
```
- **Alternative Valid (`|`):**
```yaml
theme: "biology" // Switches context
subdomains: [{name: "synapse"}] // Now valid
```
---
### **Visual Workflow (Minimal)**
```mermaid
graph LR
A[User Input] --> B{Unify with #Theme?}
B -->|Yes| C[Valid Output]
B -->|No| D[⊥ Invalid]
A --> E{Try Disjunction?}
E -->|Alternative Theme| C
```
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### **Why This Works**
1. **Closed-World Assumption:**
- Only explicitly listed themes/terms are valid.
- No "mixing" possible (e.g., `synapse` will never unify with `space`).
2. **Lattice Properties:**
- **Top ():** All possible inputs.
- **Bottom (⊥):** Invalid configurations (explicitly rejected).
- **Unification (`&`):** Strict theme-term matching.
- **Disjunction (`|`):** Theme-switching as only alternative path.
3. **Prime Silence:**
- No extraneous constraints (e.g., zones, auth) at this stage.
- Focus solely on term-theme alignment.
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### **Implementation (3-Step Process)**
1. **Define:**
```cue
#Theme: {...} // As above
```
2. **Validate:**
```bash
cue vet schema.cue config.yml -d "#Theme"
```
3. **Act:**
- If valid → deploy.
- If ⊥ → reject or switch theme (`|`).
---
This captures the **irreducible core** of your system:
- **What matters:** Theme-term alignment.
- **What doesn't:** Everything else (for now).
- **Guarantee:** No cross-theme contamination.
Would you like the equivalent JSON Schema or a minimal CUE validator script?