Semantic Alignment Overview

This page explains the docs-side alignment posture for MPLP. It does not certify semantic completeness, define new mappings, or replace frozen protocol sources.

1. Alignment Baseline

The repaired docs set now follows a canonical-first reading order:

repository-backed schemas, invariants, profile manifests, and taxonomy files
repaired first-order specification/reference pages
evaluation/reference projections
guides and other downstream explanatory pages

This page exists only to describe that posture.

2. What Semantic Alignment Means Here

For this documentation surface, semantic alignment means:

docs pages should not compete with frozen source artifacts for meaning
matrix/registry pages should stay subordinate to first-order repaired specification/reference pages
evaluation/reference pages should not redefine protocol semantics
explanatory pages should clearly yield to frozen source artifacts when there is tension

3. What This Page Does Not Claim

This page does not claim:

that all mappings are canonically defined in docs
that docs matrices prove coverage
that docs has established runtime validation status
that evaluation-reference surfaces are identical to Validation Lab adjudication outputs
that a docs-side “semantic system” exists independently of frozen sources

4. Reliable Source Order

When reading or interpreting MPLP docs, use this order:

Priority	Source Type
1	Frozen schemas, invariants, profile manifests, taxonomy files
2	Repaired first-order module/profile/observability/specification pages
3	Repaired validation-lab reference projections and related evaluation entry pages
4	Docs-side registries, matrices, and coverage pages

5. Where To Read Next

Semantic Anchor Registry for docs-side navigation labels only
Spec-Eval Matrix for a cross-reference map only
Coverage Report for an inventory/projection view only

6. References

Final Boundary: this page describes the docs-side alignment posture only. It does not itself create mapping authority or coverage authority.

1. Alignment Baseline​

2. What Semantic Alignment Means Here​

3. What This Page Does Not Claim​

4. Reliable Source Order​

5. Where To Read Next​