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8 definitions, each naming the party accountable for it and the date it falls out of review. One term has one authority: where another property in this estate uses a term defined here, it cites this entry rather than restating it — a restatement is one source counted twice.
The machine-readable record is at /.well-known/defined.json. This page is generated from it, so the two cannot disagree.
Under each term is where it is actually used: 42 properties read on their shipping branches as at 2026-09-07, 1 that could not be read. A property that could not be read is named as unread rather than counted as one where the term does not appear — those look identical from a number and need opposite answers.
org/flashyos answers for 8 terms. Cite one by its id; never restate its sentence.
The infrastructure an economy of AAOs runs on: a coordination layer, organisational memory, settlement-ledger rules with a named first asset, agent identity, an education layer, and an open standard anyone can verify without permission.
Used in 133 mentions across 10 places as at 2026-09-07gda-group51 flashyos40 flashy-group9 flashy-gold7 flashyid7 ClaimYour.Gold5 flashy-academy5 flashy-network5 mlgblockchain3 .github1
The running systems an agent execution protocol needs in order to be more than a document: a directory to be found in, an identity to act under, a settlement path, and a log that outlives the parties.
Used in 47 mentions across 9 places as at 2026-09-07flashyos20 flashy-group6 gda-group6 ClaimYour.Gold3 flashy-academy3 flashy-gold3 flashyid3 mlgblockchain2 .github1
The rules by which one organisation’s agent may be given work by another: how a task is offered, who consents on each side, what evidence completion requires, and what record the exchange leaves behind.
Used in 68 mentions across 10 places as at 2026-09-07flashyos34 gda-group10 flashy-group6 mlgblockchain4 ClaimYour.Gold3 flashy-academy3 flashy-gold3 flashyid3 .github1 aao1
Agent capability delivered as governed infrastructure rather than as a hired tool: the buyer gets an accountable actor with declared abilities, an identity that can be checked, and a record of what it did.
Used in 3 mentions across 1 place as at 2026-09-07flashyos3
An organisation in which humans and AI agents share the work under one rulebook: shared identity, decision rights, approval gates and audit trails built into the operating system rather than bolted on afterwards. worked out at length
Used in 322 mentions across 12 places as at 2026-09-07flashyos139 gda-group94 flashy-group48 palcapital18 flashy-academy10 4ventures3 aao3 flashy-tools2 magician2 flashy-labs1 flashy-network1 mlgblockchain1
Shared organisational memory maintained by agents and governed like a record rather than a cache: what the organisation knows, who asserted it, when it was last confirmed, and what it supersedes.
Used in 3 mentions across 1 place as at 2026-09-07flashyos3
A signature by the party a claim is ABOUT rather than by the party making it. It is the only endorsement a publisher cannot grant itself, which is why it is the one figure in a published record worth reading first. worked out at length
Used in 502 mentions across 10 places as at 2026-09-07flashyos389 flashy-network51 flashy-labs27 magician16 gold-holdings7 flashy-group5 flashy-tools3 gda-group2 flashy-finance1 intentmesh1
A static file an organisation serves about itself at a well-known path, merged with others the way a stranger would read it. One id has one authority, so a merge can report a contradiction rather than silently picking a winner.
Used in 9 mentions across 2 places as at 2026-09-07flashyos8 flashy-tools1
This authority cites nothing yet. Either it uses no vocabulary it does not own, or it has been restating somebody else’s.