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Lexicons

Each .json file in this directory is a Rosetta lexicon: a structured concept graph for a specific domain, ready to import into the engine via importLexicon().

Schema

{
  "id": "lowercase_snake_case",
  "domain": "Human-Readable Domain Name",
  "author_did": "did:key:z6Mk...",
  "concepts": {
    "concept_name": {
      "universal": "underlying_cross_domain_concept",
      "desc": "Plain-English explanation for a cross-domain reader."
    }
  }
}

Contribution path

  1. Author your lexicon as JSON matching the schema
  2. POST to /lexicons on a Rosetta server instance, OR PR to this directory
  3. Optional: mint as a Primitive NFT on VibeSwap PrimitiveRegistry (binds your authorship on-chain; enables Shapley royalty attribution when translations cite your concepts)

Lexicons in this directory

  • oph.json — Observer-Patch Holography concept graph (57 concepts). author_did is a placeholder pending Bernhard Mueller's signing key; rebind via PUT /lexicons/oph/primitive once the on-chain mint lands.
  • Add your lexicon here.

Cross-domain bridges

The power of Rosetta is in the cross-domain edges. When your lexicon includes concepts that map to OPH primitives (observer_patch, mismatch, repair, record, holonomy_defect) or to other published lexicons, the engine's composeLexicon + discoverEquivalent operations route translations through multiple hops automatically. Bernhard's OPH lexicon will function as a load-bearing bridge between sociology, politics, economics, philosophy, and math — drawing those edges already in his graph.