KF-0001 · Architecture Map
One page. The dependency graph of the Knowledge Foundry programme.
KF-L001 · Literature Landscape
│ establishes evidence
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KF-1000 · Canon
(enduring principles & invariants)
│ obligations
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┌───────────────── KF-2000 · Methodology ─────────────────┐
│ KF-2001 · Operational Knowledge Object Lifecycle │
│ KF-2002 · Engineering Practices │
│ KF-2003 · Materiality and Assurance │
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│ methods
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KF-3000 · Reference Architecture
(the architectural worldview)
│ decomposed into domains
┌─────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────┐
│ KF-3001 · Architectural Principles and Invariants │
│ KF-3002 · Capability Model │
│ KF-3003 · Service Architecture │
│ KF-3004 · Information and Record Model │
│ KF-3005 · Lifecycle and Control Architecture │
│ ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── │
│ KF-3006 · Architectural Integration Model ◀ reassembles │
│ KF-3007 · Architectural Conformance Framework ◀ inspects │
│ KF-3008 · Architectural Authority Framework │
│ KF-3009 · Architectural Crosswalks and Traceability │
└─────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┘
│ realised by
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KF-4000 · Knowledge Operating System
│ instantiated as
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a domain deployment — a university course · a professional body · a decision system
Programme-wide references (cited throughout, not in the inheritance line):
KF-0001 · Architecture Map (this document) · KF-0002 · Controlled Vocabulary
KF-5000 · Exemplars & Case Studies (KF-5001 canonical slice · KF-5002+ cases)Reading the graph. Inheritance runs top to bottom and is one-way: a lower level chooses how to satisfy a higher one and may never revise it. KF-3001–3005 decompose the reference architecture into domains; KF-3006 reassembles them into a working system; KF-3007 asks whether that system conforms; KF-3008 and KF-3009 supply the authority model and the exhaustive crosswalks. KF-2003 grades how deep every obligation below it must be discharged. This page is navigational only; each document governs its own content.