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Estate kernel

Concept a word Carolverse uses with a precise meaning

๐Ÿ“–What it means

The four platform stores every estate-bound track needs, packaged as one installable unit: the project's own registry, scheduler, run-audit store and backlog. Installed from empty by one command driven only by an instance config. Structure is taken from the estate's own schemas; no estate row is ever copied, and the project's registry is seeded only with its own operator identity.

โš–๏ธWhat it is NOT

The neighbours this word is most often confused with, and the line between them.

Not: instance config

The config says WHICH stores and paths this instance uses; the kernel is those stores actually existing.

๐ŸงญThe nuance

A kernel is PRESENT only if every one of its four stores passes the same checks the estate's own stores pass โ€” a half-installed kernel reads as absent, with the reason named (CAROL-INI-3870).

๐Ÿ—ฃ๏ธAlso called

project kernelplatform primitives

๐Ÿ”—Related ideas

Estate-boundReuse level