Phase 9 Civilization Intelligence Report
The global federation has evolved into a multi-civilization, treaty-driven, long-horizon compute fabric. Four pillars implement inter-civilization diplomacy, long-range intelligence, civilization-scale economics, and continuity protection — all isolated from the DOSFI Closed Core.
Current Phase 9 state
| Civilizations | 0 |
| Treaties | 0 |
| Horizon signals | 0 |
| Economy events | 0 |
| Continuity plans | 0 |
| Active treaties | 0 |
| Active horizon signals | 0 |
| Standby continuity plans | 0 |
The four pillars
Pillar 1: Inter-Civilization Diplomacy Layer
Civilization entity
Represents a compute civilization — a group of federations with shared sovereignty rules, economic models, and trust policies. Each civilization has a trust score, trade policy, and liquidity balance.
| Key fields | civilization_id, name, sovereignty_rules, economic_model, trust_policy, member_federations |
| Sovereignty rules | data_residency, cross_civilization_allowed, encryption_required, governing_authority |
| Economic model | pricing_model, revenue_share_pct, liquidity_policy, trade_policy |
| Trust policy | default_trust_level, min_trust_score, trust_escalation_rules |
Treaty entity
A formal agreement between two or more civilizations governing trade terms, pricing, data sharing, and enforcement. Treaties have trust levels (provisional → standard → strategic → alliance) and compliance scores.
| Key fields | treaty_id, participants, terms, duration, enforcement_rules, trust_level, status |
| Terms | trade_terms, pricing_terms, data_sharing_terms, security_terms, compute_quota |
| Enforcement | penalty_type, penalty_amount, arbitration_method, violation_threshold |
| Lifecycle | pending → ratified → active → suspended/violated/expired/terminated |
negotiateTreaty function
Negotiates a treaty between civilizations by evaluating trust scores, sovereignty compatibility, and economic model alignment. Auto-ratifies if all participants allow cross-civilization routing and average trust ≥ 75.
routeWithTreaty function
Routes requests across civilizations using active treaty constraints. Computes a routing score from trust (35%), compliance (25%), cost efficiency (25%), and treaty level bonus (15%). Applies treaty-negotiated pricing discounts.
Pillar 2: Long-Horizon Intelligence Layer
HorizonSignal entity
Long-range predictions spanning 1 week to 3 years. Each signal has a pattern type, forecast range, confidence score, recommended action, and data points showing current vs. predicted values.
| Patterns | demand_cycle, liquidity_drift, sovereign_shift, partner_stability_trend, treaty_compliance_risk, capacity_trend, civilization_growth, cross_civilization_trade_shift |
| Forecast ranges | 1_week, 1_month, 3_months, 6_months, 1_year, 3_years |
| Action types | preemptive_rebalance, preemptive_reprice, preemptive_reroute, treaty_renegotiation, liquidity_corridor_shift, capacity_expansion, alert_only, no_action |
analyzeLongHorizonPatterns function
Weekly automation that scans civilizations, treaties, liquidity pools, federations, partners, sovereigns, and economy events to detect 7 long-horizon patterns. Creates HorizonSignal records for each detected pattern with confidence-weighted recommended actions.
routeWithHorizon function
Horizon-aware routing that adjusts civilization trust scores using active signals. Each signal applies a weighted adjustment based on its action type and confidence. The civilization with the highest adjusted score is selected.
Pillar 3: Civilization-Scale Economy Layer
CivilizationEconomyEvent entity
Records cross-civilization economic transactions: trade, treaty payments, liquidity corridor transfers, settlements, revenue shares, treaty fees, grants, and penalty payments.
| Event types | cross_civilization_trade, treaty_payment, liquidity_corridor_transfer, settlement, revenue_share, treaty_fee, civilization_grant, penalty_payment |
| Key fields | event_id, civilization_id, counterparty_civilization_id, amount_usd, compute_tokens, treaty_id, settled, settlement_id |
aggregateCivilizationEconomyMetrics function
Aggregates civilization economy events by civilization, event type, region, continent, and trade flow. Computes liquidity corridors (top trade flows between civilizations) and updates civilization trade volume totals.
settleTreatyPayments function
Settles unsettled treaty-based economy events in a batch. Groups events by treaty, marks them as settled with a shared settlement_id, and updates treaty total trade volumes.
Pillar 4: Resilience & Continuity Layer
ContinuityPlan entity
Pre-defined mitigation plans for civilization-scale risks. Each plan has a risk type, activation rules, fallback civilization/region, liquidity corridor backup, partner substitutes, and treaty renegotiation terms.
| Risk types | federation_collapse, liquidity_shock, partner_failure, sovereign_conflict, treaty_violation, capacity_exhaustion, cyber_attack, natural_disaster |
| Activation rules | trigger_conditions, threshold_values, auto_activate |
| Mitigation | fallback_civilization_id, fallback_region, liquidity_corridor_backup, partner_substitutes, treaty_renegotiation_terms |
| Lifecycle | standby → activated → exhausted/deprecated |
detectCivilizationRisks function
Scans federations, liquidity pools, partners, sovereigns, treaties, and horizon signals to detect 6 risk types. Matches detected risks against available continuity plans and reports coverage gaps.
autoActivateContinuityPlan function
Automatically activates continuity plans for detected risks. Performs cross-civilization failover, liquidity corridor rerouting, treaty renegotiation, and partner substitution based on the plan's mitigation strategy.
Closed Core isolation proof
All Phase 9 entities and functions are isolated from the DOSFI Closed Core. No new entity or function writes to Node, Task, NodePool, ShardDirectory, RoutingLog, TelemetryEvent, or any inference, routing, or coordinator entity. Read-only analytics functions scan existing entities but never modify them.