Project Charter

The Opplet Project Charter is a dynamic suite of documents used to actively define, develop, and maintain this enclave as a whole and its major interrelated components. Because Opplet continuously evolves, this collective framework — encompassing current states, desired outcomes, and development plans — functions as the governing authority, rather than any single, static file.

The summary below is auto-generated to reflect the live state. It compares each component’s current doc_version against the version pinned in the active Charter Release. Because individual documents update between releases, expected drift occurs. This summary flags that drift to inform the next reconciliation.

Needs review before the next release

Everything matches Charter Release 2026.3. No drift to review.

Full compatibility matrix

DocumentCurrentPinned in Charter Release 2026.3Status
Tier 0 — Keystone
Opplet Constitutionv12.8v12.8As released
Tier 1 — Doctrine & Architecture
Enclave Doctrinev1.2v1.2As released
Commons Doctrinev2.2v2.2As released
WiseNxt Doctrinev4.4v4.4As released
Workplace Doctrinev1.2v1.2As released
Tier 2 — Operations & Learning
Enclave SOPv2.2v2.2As released
Enclave Bootcampv2.0v2.0As released
Commons SOPv2.2v2.2As released
Commons Welcomev2.1v2.1As released
WiseNxt SOPv1.4v1.4As released
WiseNxt Orientationv2.0v2.0As released
Workplace SOPv1.2v1.2As released
Tier 3 — Manifests & Reports
Software Stackv1.6v1.6As released
Hardware Manifestv1.2v1.2As released
URL Nomenclaturev6.0v6.0As released
Opplet.Com Websitev2.5v2.5As released
Tier 4 — Zone Projects
Den Migrationv1.0v1.0As released

Charter releases

As an interconnected system, these documents must maintain strict coherence, ensuring shared models agree, terminology aligns, and cross-references resolve. A Charter Release captures this coherence, providing a frozen, certified snapshot of every component’s exact version at the time of reconciliation.

Releases are strictly immutable; past releases are never edited, only superseded. Cutting a new Charter Release is the Custodian’s responsibility (Constitution §17), following the procedures detailed in SOP §11.

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