CHRONOSCRIPT
Chronoscript
Chronoscript defines how an event is submitted, validated, finalized and related to evidence and other records. Finalized records are never silently rewritten.
A continuity record
The Chronoscript is designed to preserve the relation between an event and the system in which it becomes meaningful.
Structured fields
A mature record may include a permanent event identifier, UTC timestamp, DYPCLT address, event type, participants, sources, evidence, rights information and links to LX, AES or publications.
Corrections through history
A correction should create a traceable revision rather than silently erase a previous state. Version history is therefore part of continuity.
Public registry
The registry on this platform begins with an operational schema that can be exported through the API and extended through versioned specifications.
Prepare a Chronoscript entry
The public guide describes the fields, JSON import, structured text, human review and checks performed before canonical finalization.
Open the preparation guidePUBLIC REGISTRY