# Repository status

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    # Repository status

    - Lifecycle: local 293-family population-complete candidate frozen; foundation,
      universal Explorer contract, three-slice dossier migration and shared
      authority/source infrastructure and all eight corpus packs complete
    - Corpus: root, research overview, 293-family denominator and all 293
      population-complete family dossiers across 24 domains
    - Ontology: three normalized slice modules plus the 16-predicate governed
      cross-domain registry and SHACL-style family shapes; RDF conformance is not claimed
    - Domain profile: v1 approved by the owner on 2026-08-07
    - Fixture contracts: three synthetic v1 contracts approved and validated
    - Acquisition: 89 exhaustive-inventory references, 53 implemented-slice
      references, 45 Pack 1 links, 44 Pack 2 links, 45 Pack 3 links, 44 Pack 4 links,
      44 Pack 5 links, 45 Pack 6 links, 45 Pack 7 links and 47 Pack 8 links, all
      with zero snapshots; 29 source hosts and all standards
      families have dated rights decisions; unbounded or unstaged acquisition is disabled
    - Reference coverage: 24 domains by five reference jurisdictions gives 120
      assessed cells; 96 national cells are covered at discovery-family level and
      24 local cells use the approved authority/archetype/material-exception model;
      all 12 tracked gaps have explicit population dispositions
    - Licensing: MIT for repository-authored code, documentation and ontology
      terms; source content remains link-and-summary only; snapshot redistribution
      is disabled; eligible repository-authored projections are MIT
    - Authority infrastructure: 382 principal areas, 19 strategic/combined
      authorities, 397 dated GSS geographies, 438 shared organizations, ten
      regulator/redress sector maps and seven active metadata-only source receipts
    - Deterministic local generation: Markdown bundle plus 9,757-concept sharded large
      projection, 879 typed source assertions, 15,810 relationships, record locator,
      adjacency, JSON-LD, YAML-LD and SHACL-style validation report
    - Semantic interoperability: `okf.semantic.json` declares the additive Bundle
      Wiki YAML-LD profile over the deliberately small OKF 0.2 core. The canonical
      16-file profile and vendor lock are mirrored byte for byte. All 15,810
      generated directed relationships now retain absolute entity, predicate and
      assertion IRIs, validated local routes, preferred and inverse labels,
      status, scope, authority, derivation, observation time, evidence and rights;
      YAML-LD/JSON-LD contains matching direct triples and reified assertions. The
      canonical Draft 2020-12 schema validates all 15,810 semantic assertions and
      all 15,810 runtime projections. The same assertions are available through
      digest-bound official and normalised gzip planes and a SHA-256 route locator
      with exact per-route assertion commitments. The merged Explorer strict
      reconciler reports conformance with zero warnings. A reviewed 1,814-file
      publication manifest freezes these bytes from `c38f927…`; manual workflow
      run `31737084740` deployed them with the Explore overlay from exact merge
      `d1efb6b...`, and cache-bypassed public verification passed.
    - Evaluation: locked local `uv` validation plus visible public OKF Explorer
      0.5.7 review; Reader/query, Narrative, Graph, Resources, browser source,
      licence/notice and large search/facet journeys pass
    - Population assurance: deterministic coverage, omission, link-health,
      review-status and provenance reports pass with zero blocking omissions; six
      visible search-to-source journeys cover national, devolved, local, health,
      legal and private-dependency cases
    - CI: scaffolded but disabled; pull requests do not run remote checks
    - Remote: public GitHub repository after explicit owner authorization on
      2026-08-09; complete source and history are visible
    - Main protection: server-enforced pull requests with zero required approvals;
      administrators included, conversation resolution required, force-pushes and
      branch deletion disabled
    - GitHub Pages: manual run `31746462699` deployed and verified the 1,814-file
      rich-runtime base, Explore OKF overlay and small AI-retrieval records from
      exact merge `aa6afca...`. Ordinary pushes, merges and pull requests do not
      update Pages.
    - Static documents: the `okf-site-document-publication.v1` nomination contract,
      generated document index and documentation-only dependency gate are
      implemented. The draft product requirements render at
      `learn/library/product-requirements.html`. A first exact-head deployment
      passed identity and document checks but Edge blocked the extensionless
      `LICENSE` route; the owner-approved bounded correction uses the existing
      browser-safe licence and attribution notice. Exact-head redeployment and
      browser verification remain required before the document URL is labelled
      verified.
    - Public bundle URL:
      `https://chris-page-gov.github.io/okf-uk-living/okf-explorer.json`
    - First slice: missed rubbish merged in PR #3
    - Second slice: merged in PR #4 with separate GB and Northern Ireland learning routes, GB notice,
      England-and-Wales court, Scottish prosecution and Northern Ireland speeding
      branches, dependencies, evidence, ontology, synthetic journey and semantic
      tests
    - Third slice: merged in PR #5 with separate England-and-Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland death
      registration; Tell Us Once and Northern Ireland manual notification routes;
      three estate-authority routes; private dependencies; ontology; journey; and
      semantic tests
    - Licensing: merged in PR #6 with the repository and source-family rights
      checks passing
    - Integrated review: passed locally on 2026-08-07; `REV-001` through `REV-004`
      are closed with browser evidence for relationship provenance, node build
      provenance, source handoff and licence/notice verification
    - Explorer compatibility: universal per-record narrative and typed-source
      access merged in OKF Explorer PR #72 after complete protected-branch checks;
      the bundle retains seven reconciled colour facets and governed static search
    - Population contract: 293 families map exactly once to 48 normalized enclosing
      processes in eight review packs; population completion and release grade are
      separate gates
    - Publication readiness: the full corpus remains a non-release-grade,
      population-complete preview. The deployed 1,814-file exact-byte manifest
      includes the rich runtime and pins reviewed data commit `c38f927…`; the base
      and Explore overlay identities and representative browser journeys passed.
    - AI retrieval: Microsoft 365 Copilot could retrieve the short narrative for
      the school-place family but not the 7.2 MB raw projection, so it correctly
      abstained on stable ID, ordered steps, route IDs and review state. The
      deterministic remediation keeps the full projection as the audit artefact
      and adds one compact catalogue plus 293 complete family HTML records. Ten
      deployed identities and the public catalogue-to-school browser journey
      passed cache-bypassed verification after manual run `31746462699`.
    - UI efficiency: six concise representative queries ranked the intended family
      first or second and the missed-rubbish journey reached Narrative, Graph, 13
      official links and a live GOV.UK page; three conversational questions and
      the unmatched-query domain-browse fallback failed and remain Explorer
      follow-ups
    - Pack 1: 36 family-beginnings dossiers, service narratives, four-nation
      variants, ordinary and exception journeys, 45 active source links and 13
      competency questions passed local deterministic and Explorer review
    - Pack 2: all 36 learning-and-transition identities are accounted for through
      35 new dossiers and the preserved learning-to-drive slice, with 44 active
      source links and 13 additional competency questions
    - Pack 3: 36 work-and-money dossiers and narratives, 45 active source links,
      13 additional competency questions and a dated HSE OGL decision passed locally
    - Pack 4: all 36 home/place/transport identities are accounted for through 35
      new dossiers and the preserved missed-rubbish slice, with 44 active source
      links and 13 additional competency questions
    - Pack 5: all 36 enforcement/consumer/justice identities are accounted for
      through 35 new dossiers and the preserved speeding-notice slice, with 44
      active source links and 13 additional competency questions
    - Pack 6: 36 family/health/care dossiers and narratives, 45 active source links,
      13 additional competency questions and manual link-only health routes passed
      local deterministic and Explorer review
    - Pack 7: 36 civic/enterprise/creativity dossiers and narratives, 45 active
      source links and 13 additional competency questions passed local
      deterministic and Explorer review
    - Pack 8: all 41 overseas/later-life/death identities are accounted for through
      38 compact dossiers and the three preserved death/notification/estate slices,
      with 47 active source links and 13 additional competency questions
    - Population gate: `ASSURE-001` complete; 291 dossiers retain visible
      specialist-review requirements, two require none and zero have named
      specialist acceptance, so release grade remains false
    - Later corpus policy: owner-approved 293-family denominator and governed local,
      identifier, health, regulator, redress and reviewer-role decisions; staged
      population dispositions are complete while specialist appointments and
      reviewed freshness remain tracked for release grade in the
      [exhaustive gap analysis](research/exhaustive-reference-gap-analysis.md)