CORA Network

The CORA Network is a set of interoperating subsystems that produce auditable inputs and enforce auditable outcomes. Each subsystem has a defined scope, a defined output surface, and explicit links to evidence.

Subsystems

Data System

Represents evidence as versioned objects with explicit provenance. Supports confidence scoring, disputes, attestations, and time-versioned records that downstream systems consume as inputs.

Profile System

Represents a person or entity as a computable profile of constraints and operational capacity. Used to derive authority limits, supervision intensity, risk indicators, and continuity floors.

Issues System

Represents problems in structured form: definition, causes, effects, candidate solutions, and promotion rules. Produces ranked solution pathways and tracks outcomes over time.

Economy System

Represents needs and fulfillment pathways. Maps needs to product classes and tasks, manages allocation logic, and maintains resource accounting based on measurable constraints and verified outputs.

Law System

Represents rules as explicit objects with rationale and evidence linkage. Defines what actions are allowed, required, prohibited, and how enforcement decisions are justified and audited.

Education System

Represents training and capability development. Defines competency targets, learning pathways, assessment, and standardization of procedural competence required by other subsystems.

Integration principle

Subsystems do not rely on informal narratives as inputs. They consume confirmed outputs from upstream systems, preserve dissent via disputes and attestations, and expose auditable state transitions as outputs.