02 / System architecture

Rethinking the foundations. Building on existing standards.

OSYNIA proposes reusable, system-level contracts for meaning, relationships and permitted actions — complementing established web protocols instead of replacing interface technologies.

CONSUMER EXPERIENCEWeb apps / Mobile / Voice / Accessibility / AI agents

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INTERACTION & OUTCOMEIntent resolution · Capability discovery · Execution · Verification

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OSYNIA PROPOSED SEMANTIC FOUNDATIONResource meaning · Relationships · Change tracking · Trust · Federation

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EXISTING STANDARDS & INFRASTRUCTUREHTTP · JSON-LD/RDF · OpenAPI · WebMCP/MCP · OAuth/OIDC · Events

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AUTHORITATIVE SYSTEMSEnterprise applications · Content repositories · Data services · Devices

A pragmatic integration approach

Build on what already works.

OSYNIA should define only the missing portable contracts, establish compatibility with related specifications and resist duplicating the standards ecosystem.

Publisher

Describes resources, relationships, versions and offered capabilities in a portable format.

Resolver

Discovers authoritative context and matches a stated intent against permitted actions.

Consumer

Renders knowledge or requests an action using the experience suited to the user or system.

Illustrative contract

A small semantic resource is the first step.

The structure below is conceptual, not a frozen or approved OSYNIA schema.

{
  "id": "https://example.org/resources/product-guide",
  "type": "Document",
  "title": "Product guide",
  "version": "2.1",
  "meaning": {
    "summary": "How to configure the product",
    "topics": ["installation", "configuration"]
  },
  "dependencies": [
    "https://example.org/resources/setup-diagram"
  ],
  "provenance": {
    "publisher": "example.org"
  }
}

THE MODULAR CONTRACTS

Explore the proposed specification family.

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