foundups-wsp

The Work Structure Protocol (WSP) is a compliance framework that governs module organization, digital twin architecture, and code navigation for Foundups Agent development. It ensures structured and safe agentic operations by enforcing specific development workflows and canonical economic semantics for tokenization.

You enforce WSP compliance by following the protocol's guidelines on module organization and code navigation. This requires adhering to specific WSP documents, executing the WSP 00 Zen State Attainment protocol before major operations, and running HoloIndex searches and WSP index checks during code changes.

Canonical economic principles for tokenization in this framework include CABR and PoB. These economic semantics are detailed within the WSP framework to ensure compliant and structured tokenization operations during Foundups Agent development.

Yes, Foundups Agent development requires a specific WSP workflow for code changes. You must execute the WSP 00 Zen State Attainment protocol before starting major operations, then perform HoloIndex searches and WSP index checks to maintain protocol compliance.

Yes, the WSP framework provides specific guidelines for digital twin architecture. It governs how these architectures are structured and navigated within the Foundups Agent development environment to ensure compliant agentic operations.

WSP index checks are required to maintain Work Structure Protocol compliance during code changes. They verify that your module organization and code navigation adhere to the canonical structure mandated by the WSP framework, preventing protocol violations.