Glossary
Canonical definitions for HUMMBL's core terms: the frozen reasoning kernel, the proprietary lattice framework, the derived domain lattices, the epistemic breadth stance, and the truth/utility operating standard.
Core terms
HUMMBL's governed reasoning substrate: 120 canonical mental-model operators organized across six transformation families (Perspective, Inversion, Composition, Decomposition, Recursion, Systems). Frozen at v1.0.0 as an open, immutable canonical kernel.
HUMMBL's proprietary framework for generating, validating, and governing domain-specific reasoning lattices. Generated Domain120 candidates are promoted through a structured review process before becoming ratified sets.
Field-specific ratified 6×20 lattices derived from the Base120 architecture. Generated by BaseN, curated by domain experts, validated by cross-domain stress tests, and ratified by governance.
Holistic, Universal, Absolute, Omni, Meta, Paradigmatic — a six-lens orientation for maximum epistemic breadth when scoping intent and expanding problems before narrowing to action.
Maximally Truth-Seeking, Maximally Useful — the HUMMBL standard for evidence-first outputs that are both accurate and actionable. Used to rank HUAOMP combinations and drive the automation loop.
How the terms relate
Base120 is the frozen operator catalog. HUAOMP is the epistemic stance for selecting which lenses to apply. MTSMU is the standard for judging whether the resulting output is both true and useful. BaseN is the engine that generates Domain120 candidates from the Base120 architecture, subject to MTSMU validation and governance promotion.
For the full architecture diagram, see the HUMMBL System Map.