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10. Appendix

STATUS: outline only. To be filled in.

What this chapter covers

References, source index, and cross-links. No new material — just the machinery a reader uses to follow up on the rest of the guide.

Section outline

§10.1. Source index

§10.3. Companion notes

  • Note for a SHACL user — the conceptual pitch for someone coming from the W3C semantic-web stack. Frames why composition matters in narrative form.
  • Enterprise supply-chain scenario — the same machinery applied to an enterprise setting; useful as a domain-transfer exercise.

§10.4. Cross-language guides

  • ESL — surface syntax for ontologies and programs
  • EigenQL — surface syntax for queries
  • Formula language — chain-mirrored EigenTT fragment used as the v1 cross-institution payload

§10.5. Per-host implementer chapters

§10.6. Phase status

The composition surface is complete through Phase 19i (D14 §9.3 chain reinsertion through both ESL and EigenQL surfaces). Tracked next:

  • Per-payload sharing beyond FormulaTerm (planning).
  • Lean-4 as a verification institution (D28; not yet wired).
  • The first non-Julia substrate runtime (Python tracked at issue #41).
  • The first cross-host comorphism (a Julia substrate institution bridging to a WASM-hosted institution).
  • A formal translation of institution theory (Goguen & Burstall, set + model-theoretic) into constructive type theory, replacing models with typed witnesses under Curry–Howard. Background context in §3.9. Open research direction; widely believed feasible — the kernel’s EigenTT already carries the load-bearing pieces (Pi/Sigma types, typed inductive verdicts), the gap is the meta-theoretic equivalence proof.

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