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WSF Visuals : Visual Semantic Assets

Reproducible visual semantic assets for understanding, communication, and documentation.

This repository (wsf-visuals/) contains visual diagrams that explain WSF semantics. Per CR-WSF-17 Rev.1 §13-§14, diagrams MUST have machine-readable or reproducible source representations rather than only exported images.


Repository Structure

wsf-visuals/
├── README.md (this file)
├── conceptual/        ← Conceptual Diagrams (foundational semantics)
├── architecture/      ← Architecture Diagrams (WSF structure)
├── semantic-maps/     ← Semantic Maps (relationships between concepts)
├── lifecycle/         ← Lifecycle Diagrams (state/event behavior)
├── causal/            ← Causal Diagrams (cause/effect, enabling)
├── comparative/       ← Comparative Diagrams (vs conventional approaches)
├── application/       ← Application Diagrams (digital twins, simulations)
└── sources/           ← Source files (drawio, mermaid, plantuml, etc.)

7 Visual Asset Categories (per CR-WSF-17 Rev.1 §13)

1. Conceptual Diagrams

Representation of foundational semantic structures.

Examples:

  • The 14 Foundational Semantic Domains diagram
  • The Disposition Realization Chain
  • The 4 Forms of Relation
  • The 9-Category Taxonomy
  • The 12 Foundational Concepts and 9 Supporting Constructs

2. Semantic Maps

Relationships between concepts and semantic domains.

Examples:

  • Concept relationship maps
  • Domain interaction maps
  • Tier 1 → Tier 2 → Tier 3 progression
  • Cross-domain reference maps

3. Architecture Diagrams

WSF and downstream specialization relationships.

Examples:

  • 8-Repository architecture
  • 7-Capability Product architecture
  • 3-Foundation WSF architecture
  • WSF → ESS → EO → OpenDEA hierarchy
  • WSF → Assessment-Models boundary

4. Lifecycle Diagrams

Entity, event, state, and transition behavior.

Examples:

  • 8-stage Change Control Lifecycle
  • 6-stage Semantic Status Model
  • Order fulfillment state machine
  • Capability lifecycle
  • Concept lifecycle (Candidate → Normative → Retired)

5. Causal Diagrams

Cause/effect and enabling relationships.

Examples:

  • Disposition → Activity → Event → Change → State chain
  • Foundational concept enabling relationships
  • Investigation → Finding → Synthesis → ADR → CR → Implementation chain

6. Comparative Diagrams

Contrasting conventional approaches with WSF-enabled approaches.

Examples:

  • Flat vocabulary vs WSF semantic patterns
  • Inheritance-centric vs relationship-centric
  • Single ontology vs 3-foundation architecture
  • Without governance vs with WSF governance

7. Application Diagrams

Digital twins, simulations, enterprise architecture and agentic applications.

Examples:

  • OTCHERE DC-01 Digital Twin
  • Order Fulfillment Simulation
  • Enterprise Architecture specialization
  • Agentic system pattern

Visual Source Conventions

Per CR-WSF-17 Rev.1 §14:

Where possible, diagrams should have machine-readable or reproducible source representations rather than only exported images.

Preferred source formats:

  • Mermaid (text-based, version-controllable)
  • PlantUML (text-based)
  • drawio / diagrams.net (XML-based)
  • D2 (text-based)

Export formats (for documentation):

  • SVG (preferred : scalable, version-controllable)
  • PNG (for embedded documentation)
  • PDF (for printable documentation)

Naming Conventions


  ├── [semantic-id]-[name].mermaid          # source
  ├── [semantic-id]-[name].svg              # exported SVG
  └── [semantic-id]-[name].md               # usage documentation

Example:

disposition-realization-chain/
   ├── wsf-disposition-realization.mermaid
   ├── wsf-disposition-realization.svg
   └── README.md

Reusable Components

Per CR-WSF-17 Rev.1 §14, this repository provides:

  • Reusable Diagram Components (e.g., standard WSF logo, standard entity icons)
  • Rendering Specifications
  • Color Palettes
  • Typography Standards

Status

This repository is being established per CR-WSF-17 Rev.1. Initial visual assets will be authored under subsequent ADRs (ADR-WSF-26 ; WSF Visualization Architecture).

No visual assets have been authored yet.


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