TRIZEL Topology

AUTO DZ ACT

System Linking & Repository Topology

Layer-3

Display Only — No Analysis — No Execution — No Inference — No Live Data

Layer-3 Phase Declaration

This is the Layer-3 System Topology, a read-only system-level linking phase that displays static relationships between TRIZEL accounts, organizations, repositories, and layers. This interface performs no analysis, no inference, no execution, and uses no live data. All data is hand-authored and static. Full documentation: LAYER_3_PHASE_DECLARATION.md

System Overview

Layer-3 provides system topology visibility for the TRIZEL ecosystem. This phase introduces explicit, non-operational connections between GitHub accounts, organizations, repositories, and layers (0, 1, 2, 2.5).

Static only: This interface presents hand-authored, pre-validated data without performing analysis, introspection, or dynamic updates.

No live data: No API calls, no repository introspection, no metadata fetching, no analytics.

Organizations

The TRIZEL system operates under the following GitHub organization:

trizel-ai-site

Primary TRIZEL organization

Type: GitHub Organization

Repositories

The TRIZEL system operates across three layers, each with designated repositories:

Layer-0: Governance / Authority

trizel-core

Governance framework and policy authority

Authority: Final decision-making power

Role: Policy establishment

Layer-1: Internal Research & Analysis

trizel-lab

Research documentation

Authority: Scientific and technical operations

Role: Research execution

Layer-2: Presentation / Display

trizel-site

Presentation, epistemic mapping, and topology (this site)

Authority: None — presentation-only

Role: Public presentation

Layer-2.5: System Interface / Epistemic Atlas

Location: trizel-site/atlas/

Function: Epistemic mapping

Authority: None — display-only

Layer-3: System Linking & Repository Topology

Location: trizel-site/topology/

Function: Topology visibility

Authority: None — display-only

System Relationships

The following relationships describe the structural connections between system components. These are descriptive only and do not imply execution, data flow, or operational integration.

Organizational Ownership

  • trizel-ai-site → owns → trizel-core
    Organizational ownership
  • trizel-ai-site → owns → trizel-lab
    Organizational ownership
  • trizel-ai-site → owns → trizel-site
    Organizational ownership

Governance Flow

  • trizel-core → governs → trizel-lab
    Policy establishment and governance
  • trizel-core → governs → trizel-site
    Policy establishment and governance

Informational Flow

  • trizel-lab → informs → trizel-site
    Research content references

Reference Relationships

  • trizel-site → references → trizel-core
    Governance document references
  • trizel-site → references → trizel-lab
    Research repository references

Extension Relationships

  • Layer-2 → extends → Layer-2.5
    Extension relationship
  • Layer-2.5 → extends → Layer-3
    Extension relationship

Authority Flow

Authority flows unidirectionally from Layer-0 through the system:

Layer-0 (trizel-core)
   ↓ [governs]
Layer-1 (trizel-lab, trizel-AI, trizel-monitor)
   ↓ [informs]
Layer-2 (trizel-site — presentation pages)
   ↓ [extends with]
Layer-2.5 (atlas/ — epistemic mapping)
   ↓ [extends with]
Layer-3 (topology/ — system linking)

Note: This is a structural hierarchy for presentation purposes. No operational dependencies or data flows are implied.

Topology Constraints

Layer-3 operates under strict constraints:

Documentation

Complete Layer-3 documentation:

Governance Authority

Layer-3 has NO authority. All content is subordinate to Layer-0 (trizel-core) governance. This interface is non-scientific, non-authoritative, and non-executable.

Display-only: For navigation and reference purposes only.