fpf-local-first-unification-naming-protocol

Mint bounded-context Name Cards using the Local-First Unification Naming Protocol to prevent naming collisions. This anchors names to a Home Context and edition, preserving local meaning while enabling safe cross-context references.

The Local-First Unification Naming Protocol is a method to mint bounded-context Name Cards. It enforces MDS, Purpose, Sense anchoring, and lifecycle events to anchor local meaning and enable safe cross-context Bridges.

To mint a local term within a bounded context, apply the protocol with your context, ID, label, and purpose. This generates a Name Card with Unified Tech and Plain labels linked to a Concept-Set and registered in the Unified Term Sheet.

Yes, this protocol supports cross-context integration by enabling Bridges with loss and fit notes. It maintains lifecycle history for auditable evolution and applies Bridge travel rules for safe external references.

You need explicit Concept-Set linkage for naming when anchoring sense within a bounded context. It provides required auditability alongside dual Unified Tech and Plain label surfaces to maintain stable, auditable naming.