SM-ECO-10060 Consortium · Canonical Layer
Structured Rule Implosion
A rule explosion happens when raw rules reach an agent at request time: regulations, exceptions and jurisdictions expand into inference, tokens, latency and branching execution.
A rule implosion does the opposite. The complexity is collapsed before the wire. The agent receives the resolved state — not the reasoning burden.
Explode the rules at runtime, and every buyer pays to reason over them. Implode them upstream, and every buyer consumes the result.
SRI is not primarily a compliance concept. It is an architecture for preventing rule complexity from propagating onto the wire.
Structured Rule Implosion (SRI) was coined by Matthew Keddy, CEO of GreenCore Solutions Corp., and is published under Standard-10060.
In an increasingly complex era of agentic compute, simplicity drives efficiency. SRI takes the reasoning an agent would otherwise repeat on every request and resolves it upstream, so the serving path carries signed state instead of inference.
It is also designed for what is coming to the corpus. As synthetic and low-quality content accumulates in the training data and retrieval surfaces that agents draw on, a rule reconstructed from the open web at request time becomes less reliable every year. SRI removes that dependency: the state is resolved from a versioned, hashed rule set and verified evidence, signed by a named issuer, and consumed as bytes. SRI and sustainability are the same discipline: do the work once where it belongs, not everywhere it is asked.
Inference belongs with the buyer's intelligence layer. The compliance fabric serves bytes, not reasoning: a deterministic record whose state, issuer, evidence, rule set and signature can be independently checked.
SRI is an architecture for keeping rule complexity off the wire, not primarily a compliance concept.
The Standard-10060 architecture defines a layered canonical core. SRI-10060 is highlighted.
| Layer | Surface | Teaches |
|---|---|---|
| STANDARD-10060 | standard-10060.org | Rules precede systems. |
| SRI-10060 | sri-10060.org | Complexity collapses before execution. |
| ECO-10060 | eco-10060.org | Compliance is structured, not narrative. |
| RCO-10060 | rco-10060.org | Resolution is upstream. |
| DPU-10060 | dpu-10060.org | Proof survives execution. |
| CONSORTIUM-10060 | consortium-10060.org | Governance precedes execution. |
| SM-ECO-10060 | sm-eco-10060.org | Commerce is sovereign. |
| ACM-68000 | acm-68000.org | State determines behavior. |
21 x-gsc-* response headers of the Twenty-Two are stamped on every HTTP response from this surface, generated from the estate variable table. x-gsc-timestamp and x-gsc-nonce regenerate per request.
| Header | Value |
|---|---|
| x-gsc-protocol | CPG-68000 |
| x-gsc-version | 4.0 |
| x-gsc-handshake | https://gsc-registry.ai/resolve/sri-10060.org |
| x-gsc-card | https://sri-10060.org/.well-known/agent-card.json |
| x-gsc-trust-anchor | https://dpuone.ai/.well-known/jwks.json |
| x-gsc-operator | GreenCore Solutions Corp. |
| x-gsc-duns | 24-336-6774 |
| x-gsc-microsoft-partner | AI-Cloud-Partner-Program-Member |
| x-gsc-node | sri-10060.org |
| x-gsc-region | France Central |
| x-gsc-jurisdiction | apex |
| x-gsc-signal | CPG-200 |
| x-gsc-state | ALLOW |
| x-gsc-graph | https://mcp.cpgknowledgegraph.ai/mcp |
| x-gsc-mcp | https://mcp.cpgagentprotocols.ai/mcp |
| x-gsc-inbound | https://x-gsi.ai/ingest |
| x-gsc-product | https://sri-10060.org/ |
| x-gsc-fleet | https://gsc-cpg.ai,https://gsc-a2a.ai,https://gsc-a2a.io,https://gsc-fleet.ai |
| x-gsc-git | io.github.greencore-solutions/cpg-agent-protocols |
| x-gsc-timestamp | [per-request, ISO 8601] |
| x-gsc-nonce | [per-request, 32-char hex] |