Content model

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Every page carries a provenance block. It is validated by the content schema, and it drives the panel readers see. Nothing in the panel is hand written next to the content.

Required fields

Field	Meaning
`pageId`	Stable identity. Never reused, never renamed without a redirect
`area`	One of start, protocol, guides, develop, reference, tools, ecosystem, releases, contribute
`audience`	Who the page is for. At least one value
`applicability`	Which layer the page describes. See below
`authority`	What kind of source establishes it
`networks`	Which networks the page applies to. At least one
`verified`	The date the content was last checked, as an ISO date

Optional fields

Field	Use
`sources`	Entries from the source manifest, with an optional path key and note
`docsVersion`	The documentation version. Defaults to the current one
`activation`	The activation boundary, when the behavior has one
`owner` and `reviewers`	Ownership
`tags`	Grouping
`limitations`	Known limitations, shown in the panel
`deprecated`	Since, reason, replacement, and sunset
`translationSourceHash`	On a translation only. The hash of the English source it was made from
`hideProvenance`	For purely navigational pages with no source-sensitive claim

Applicability values

Value	Use when the page describes
`protocol-behavior`	The Atomicals protocol at a pinned revision
`universe-implementation`	What a Universe service actually does today
`experimental`	Beta or unreleased behavior
`proposed`	A proposal, with nothing implemented by virtue of existing
`deprecated`	Something still reachable but scheduled for removal
`unavailable`	A capability no Universe surface exposes
`third-party`	Material operated by someone else, non-normative
`editorial`	Navigation or explanation with no source-sensitive claim

Choosing protocol-behavior for something a Universe service does, or the reverse, is the most serious content error possible here. It is the failure this whole system exists to prevent.

Authority values

Value	Meaning
`executed-source`	Backed by executed code or tests at a pinned revision
`aip`	An Atomicals Improvement Proposal
`reference-implementation`	The Atomicals reference implementation
`official-documentation`	Official Atomicals documentation
`universe-implementation`	Universe implementation documentation
`third-party`	Non-normative third-party material
`none`	No normative source. Navigation only

Rules CI enforces

Every sources entry names an id that exists in contracts/source-manifest.json.
Every verified date is a valid ISO date, and a date older than 180 days is flagged in the panel.
Every pageId is unique across the site.
A translated page must carry translationSourceHash.
Every required localised page exists in every configured locale.
Code blocks and identifiers must be identical between a translation and its English source.

Writing rules

Say which layer a statement describes, always.
Pin a source revision for anything version sensitive.
State a limitation rather than omitting it.
Never call a proposal implemented.
Never present metadata as authenticity, a ticker as identity, or a listing as ownership.
No price talk, rankings, investment, legal, or tax advice.
Never use the words guaranteed, risk-free, backed, collateralised, price floor, or redemption as claims.