# commerce-canon

CommerceCanon owns counterparty and commercial-relationship semantics and imports
shared identity, organization, access, governance, and evidence concepts from
InfoTechCanon. Custodian canon governs both domain canons.

This repository continues the history of `identity-canon` under accepted
CUST-ADR-006. The federation migration is coordinated by
[CFED-WP-0001](../prj-canon-federation/workplans/CFED-WP-0001-foundation.md).
The existing glossary and research remain migration inputs until the destination
models pass their canon review gates; the rename alone does not publish them.

Start with [INTENT.md](INTENT.md), [SCOPE.md](SCOPE.md), the
[research corpus](research/CorpusIndex.md), and [workplans](workplans/).
The [migration ledger](../prj-canon-federation/ledger/README.md) records concept
destinations. Start with the draft [kernel](infospace/kernel/CommerceCanonCore.md),
[registry](canon.yaml), and [layout assessment](docs/RepositoryLayout.md).
The draft [counterparty model](infospace/models/counterparty/CommerceCanonCounterpartyModel.md)
now defines the commerce assignments using explicit identity and evidence imports.
The [distributed corpus](infospace/assimilation/canon-federation/README.md) preserves
research provenance; reciprocal interface cards remain pending T08.

## Canon federation

[Published interface card](infospace/interfaces/federation.yaml) declares exports, imports, authority,
source-of-truth boundaries and reciprocal canon references.

The original [research proposal](ResearchProposal.md) and `model/`/`canon/`
donor sources remain historical inputs. Current source ownership is declared by
the federation interface; [downstream recommendations](DownstreamRecommendations.md)
now link to those current owners.