ritual-meta-projection

To create a Ritual-native specification, you map raw dApp capabilities to the appropriate Ritual precompiles and system contracts, covering data ingestion, AI inference, scheduling, and security to produce a ready-to-build spec.

Mapping dApp capabilities to Ritual precompiles requires enforcing on-chain mapping rules and referencing the Ritual precompiles overview as authoritative context to ensure optimal system contract selection and on-chain compatibility.

You need to generate a specification for Ritual precompiles after intent classification and before the builder phase, ensuring your raw dApp idea is transformed into a precise, executable spec ready for development.

Yes, the Ritual specification process validates architectural requirements and respects single-phase async constraints to ensure the mapped precompiles and system contracts function correctly on-chain.

Yes, the specification approach covers data ingestion, AI inference, scheduling, and security considerations, mapping these capabilities to the correct Ritual primitives for on-chain execution.

Limitations include strict adherence to on-chain mapping rules and single-phase async constraints, requiring you to reference Ritual precompiles and DApp overview documentation as authoritative context during spec generation.