π§ Draft in Progress β This narrative holon is evolving and open for remix.
π MAP Uniform API: Dances as the Universal Interface¶
A living, knowledge-graph-native protocol for activating agency¶
π Everything is a Dance¶
In MAP, every action β every invocation of service, affordance, or coordination β is a Dance.
- A Dance is the invocation of a Promise.
- A Dance is the interface through which an Agent interacts with another.
- A Dance is the language of agency across the MAP.
Whether requesting information, triggering a service, exchanging Vital Capital, or engaging an Agent Space β it happens through a Dance interface.
A Dance is not just a call to an API.
It is a ritual of activation β formal, expressive, contextual, consent-based.
𧬠The Uniform API¶
The MAP provides a Uniform API β a unified interaction protocol that:
- Allows any MAP holon to expose Dances
- Supports invocation via a consistent, expressive pattern
- Leverages the MAP's underlying knowledge graph architecture
- Ensures sovereignty-preserving, self-describing, revocable interactions
- Integrates human-readable, machine-readable, and contract-aware descriptions
π¦ Core Structure¶
Each Dance includes:
π¨ DanceRequest¶
- A holon that contains:
- The target holon (service, agreement, or Promise)
- The protocol to be used (e.g. MAPNative, REST, JLINC, etc.)
- Input parameters in the form of a RequestBody
- Reference to any active Agreement governing the interaction
- Optional Trust Channel or threshold conditions
π€ DanceResponse¶
- A holon that returns:
- Output data in the form of a ResponseBody
- Status, result codes, and potential memetic impact signals
- Provenance signature, if applicable
π Everything is a Knowledge Graph¶
Because every element in MAP is a self-describing, active holon, all requests and responses are graph-native.
- Dances can be expressed in OpenCypher (and eventually GQL)
- Parameters reference properties, relationships, and holon types
- Agreements and thresholds can be used to dynamically modify queries
- Responses are linked subgraphs, not just blobs of data
This means:
- A single query language can retrieve a Life Code, trigger a Capital Flow, or mutate the state of a holon
- AI agents and human Agents use the same interface
- DAHN visualizers can represent any interaction β because it all flows from holonic self-description
π¨ Implications for Visualization¶
Because all holons β and all relationships β are represented in the knowledge graph, a small number of visualizers can be used to render:
- People
- Projects
- Agreements
- Capital flows
- Governance processes
- Even DAHN skins and rituals
Visualizers are context-aware β they adapt based on type, role, trust level, and dance state.
What you see is what you can Dance with.
What you Dance with changes how you see.
π€ Implications for AI & RAG Architectures¶
The Uniform API also enables MAP to serve as a sovereign RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) backend in AI systems.
- All holons are self-describing and queryable
- Trust Channels and Agreements define information access boundaries
- AI agents can be embedded in Agents, Agent Spaces, or DAHN modules
- Every response is contextualized, revocable, and grounded in consents
MAP becomes a trust-anchored knowledge graph interface layer for regenerative AI β one that honors privacy, agency, and mutual meaning-making.
π Sovereignty by Design¶
- All requests are mediated through Trust Channels
- All flows are governed by Agreements
- All inputs/outputs are holons with clear types, provenance, and constraints
- All invocations are revocable and context-aware
The Uniform API is not just a technical abstraction β itβs a choreography of consent.
π§ Summary: The Uniform API is the Dance Layer of the MAP¶
- Every Cell can expose or invoke Dances
- Every interaction is mediated by a self-describing, semantic interface
- Every data exchange honors sovereignty, trust, and contextual governance
- Every tool and visualizer interoperates β because itβs all holons, all the way down
MAP is not an app. Itβs a dancefloor.
The Uniform API is the rhythm, the trust, and the invitation to move.