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Mental model for inert reusable support that carries no product, runtime, or projection authority.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
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| name | habitat-package-frame |
| description | Mental model for inert reusable support that carries no product, runtime, or projection authority. |
A package is reusable support. It may own types, algorithms, adapters, or mechanics whose meaning remains stable across product boundaries. It does not declare a provisionable resource, realize a provider, own service truth, project a surface, or select an application runtime.
package = reusable support
resource -> provider -> service -> plugin -> app
The separation keeps reuse honest. Code belongs here when consumers can use it without inheriting a product lifecycle or authority relation. When a helper starts naming provider selection, domain decisions, caller surfaces, or app composition, its meaning has moved into the corresponding kind.
The closed project shell keeps the package local and predictable. Contract
proof establishes public type compatibility; semantics proof establishes
reusable behavior. Those finite proof members support the package without
turning test/ into an open cabinet.
boundary, contract, locality, package, proof, reuse, semantics, support