Gravity engine
editorial(media-knowledge-documentation): enrich System of Record TOPICs — Key Takeaways + vs-local-FS contrast in service-fs-architecture; cross-link service-content↔service-fs
@@ -83,10 +83,19 @@ The Gravity Engine is self-healing in a specific, narrow sense: its own outputs The boundary is what makes the engine usable in a regulated setting. The engine accelerates synthesis; a human, not the engine, commits the result to a ledger of record. ## Key takeaways - `service-content` is the Gravity Engine — a synthesis engine that transforms an organisation's raw document payload into structured, human-verified intelligence. - Its institutional grammar is the Four-Pillar Seed Vault: Entities, Archetypes, Chart of Accounts, and Domains — built once by operators and never mutated by AI. - The pipeline is deterministic: Ingest → Extract → Gravity calculation → Verification → Routing. Every step produces auditable outputs. - The Stratified Ontology has five layers. Only L5 — operator-verified content — feeds final published artefacts. - The human-in-the-loop boundary is architectural, not optional: no content reaches a verified ledger without an explicit operator decision at the F12 gate. ## See also - [[service-slm]] — the local small language model that produces `VALID`/`REJECT` decisions - [[service-people]] — the identity ledger that receives socketed entities from the Gravity Engine - [[archetypes-and-chart-of-accounts]] — the institutional taxonomy that forms the Seed Vault's structure - [[app-console-input]] — the F12 Input Machine; the human-gated ingest surface - [[service-fs-architecture]] — the WORM ledger that stores the L0 base geometry layer - [[totebox-os]] — the Totebox that hosts service-content and its WORM storage