HumanityOS – Functional Architecture Overview
Core Principles

Local-first: runs on enclave hardware with full function offline.

Asynchronous Federation: nodes exchange signed bundles or torrent-like blocks; no central server.

Transparency: everything except personal health and identity data is readable by any peer.

Modularity: each service can run independently and sync through the common ledger.

1. Voting & Governance

Purpose: manage democratic decisions inside enclaves and across the federation.
Modules:

Vote.Local – internal proposals, rotations, and resource policies.

Vote.Federated – federation-wide initiatives, amendment ratifications.
Data: proposal text, quorum threshold, start/end times, tally result, digital signatures.
Features: anonymous ballots, verifiable result hash, audit trail stored in the enclave ledger.

2. Announcements & Communications

Local Board: enclave-only posts for internal updates.
Federated Board: public bulletin for all enclaves; append-only thread replicated through the federation torrent.
Emergency Alerts: broadcast flag with priority 0–5; pushes via every available medium (mesh, LoRa, courier bundles, encrypted SMS).
Security: all announcements signed by role key; emergency messages auto-verify via multiple enclave confirmations to prevent spoofing.

3. Mapping & Situational Awareness

Geo Module:

Enclave coordinates (obfuscated if needed).

Resource overlays (energy, water, agriculture, medical).

Population/heat map (aggregate counts only).
Sources: manual entry, sensor data, satellite imagery when available.
Display: offline vector tiles (OpenStreetMap-style), no internet dependency.

4. Continuity Library (Local Knowledge Base)

Each enclave maintains its own Continuity Library Node:

Stores documents, books, images, videos, training material.

Indexed with full-text search and metadata tags.

Serves locally over LAN.
Sync:

Uses BitTorrent or IPFS for federation sharing.

Only files with share:true in metadata propagate to the Federated Library swarm.

Each enclave seeds what it contributes; redundancy emerges naturally without central hosting.

5. Resource & Utility Management

Inventory Service:

Tracks inputs/outputs for stores (food, tools, medicine).

Auto-generates surplus/deficit events.
Utility Module:

Monitors clean water, power, waste, comms uptime.

Reads sensor data (LoRa, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, etc.).
Federated Logistics Engine:

Pairs surpluses with deficits using cost-free routing.

Creates digital manifests and delivery paths.

Uses message queues or couriers for offline environments.

6. Health & Medical

Private Health Records: encrypted local storage; only patient and designated medics hold keys.
Appointments / Workflows: calendar integration for clinics, vaccination, triage.
Aggregate Data (non-identifiable): used for public-health dashboards and early warning (epidemics, injuries).
Medical Guild Integration: training and credential registry accessible through the Education module.

7. Environment & Sensors

Inputs: air quality, radiation, temperature, humidity, rainfall, soil moisture, water purity, power generation.
Hardware: open-source microcontrollers with modular sensor boards.
Data Flow:

Logs to local time-series database.

Threshold breaches trigger alerts to enclave and federation safety channels.
Visualization: real-time dashboard + historical charts.

8. Weather Feed

Local station integration and optional satellite pull (when connected).
Outputs: daily/weekly forecast, alerts for storms, drought, or fire risk.

9. Security & Access Control

Keys: enclave master key, role keys (Ops, Steward, Medic, etc.), and personal keys.
Revocation: any enclave can revoke its federation certificate; system cuts sync automatically (“cut off by supplied key”).
Audit: key creation/revocation logged, visible federation-wide.

10. Analytics & Visualization

Heat Maps: show population counts, resource levels, and environmental metrics.
Federated Dashboards: aggregate anonymized data to monitor stability, migration, or crisis trends.

11. Education & Apprenticeship

Shared platform for training materials, guild certification, and skill exchange.
Integrates directly with the Continuity Library; courses are just tagged media packages.

12. Developer & Extension Hooks

API Surface:

/vote, /announce, /alert, /map, /library, /resource, /utility, /health, /sensor, /audit
All read/write through JSON, signed and timestamped.
Plugin Framework: enclaves can add modules (e.g., new sensor types) without changing core schema.
SDK Recommendation: lightweight SDK in Python or Go for rapid prototyping.

How the Federated Library Works

Each enclave has a local library directory with manifest.json.

When sync happens, manifests are exchanged via IPFS or torrent protocol.

Peers verify file hashes; only public content propagates.

Think of it as Wikipedia-meets-BitTorrent: distributed hosting with guaranteed authenticity and no central control.

Additional Optional Modules

Finance Adapter: for bridging legacy markets during the parallel phase.

Identity Vault: decentralized ID system to replace paper docs.

Continuity Convention Interface: handles upload of shared research, cultural artifacts, and federation resolutions.