Shekina Continuity - Terminology and reconciliation
Shekina Continuity / Grey
MJ Physics Engineering | Bangel Language | MJos Operating System
Owned and operated by Michael Bangel | Clearwater, Florida
CANONICAL PROJECT NAME
Shekina Continuity
DEFINITION
Distributed placement, replication, continuity, and infrastructure evidence.
RELATIONSHIP
Named family identity; separate from color-paper identity.
CURRENT FAMILY TERMINOLOGY
MJ Physics Engineering: company identity.
Bangel Language: language identity.
Elsa: the compiler.
JP: the explicitly versioned representation; protocol and profile remain distinct.
Joanna: runtime, processing and execution evidence.
MJos Operating System: operating-system identity; the name does not establish a bootable implementation.
MJos Predictive Model: separately identified predictive model; forecasts remain distinct from observations and authority.
MJ: governing context and bounded permission where an applicable profile supplies it.
PROJECT TYPES
- PlacementRequest: artifact and scope
- Lease: bounded resources
- ReplicaSet: versioned identities
- FailoverPlan: declared source and target
EQUIVALENCE RULE
Related names aid discovery. They do not merge capability, mathematical meaning, evidence state or permission boundaries.
DISCOVERY NAMES
SHEKINA; SHEKINA-CONTINUITY
These names aid search; current compiler naming remains Elsa.
SOURCE STATUS AND LIMITS
Historical reference or specification recovered. Its source status remains visible and is not promoted to a current standalone implementation.
Recovered status: documented_reference.
Documented domain role does not establish a currently deployed standalone engine.
SOURCE REFERENCES
- Recovered nonwhite collection, page 1313
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RpxuVZjdCHSITNXIZZuWacJ1BNBAPCLv/view#page=1313
- specs/roles/GIN-M001-BANGEL-IDENTITY-EDITION.md · line 402
https://github.com/Mjos23/bangel-language/blob/229548f13a4856455b3d30d408cf845fb5b557fc/specs/roles/GIN-M001-BANGEL-IDENTITY-EDITION.md#L402
RECOVERED HISTORICAL CONTEXT
- Historical scope: Distributed and cloud continuity component in the historical ecosystem architecture.