Atomic Node Decomposition

Also: Atomic Node Decomposition — Monoliths to Speaking Nodes + Worlds

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Architectural pattern for breaking monolithic repos (like axon) into atomic core-nodes that communicate via stable contracts. Each primitive lives in its own tiny repo. Worlds (NATL, AXIOM, Signal-IQ, TaxShield, Aegis) are composition repos that import nodes — they borrow, not fork. Enables per-node DOIs, per-node SBOMs, per-node CI, shrinks SOC2 scope, and unlocks agent-composable worlds on demand. Core-nodes: ether-layer, gray-code-state, ffdb, spc, mucs, ipp-mcb, nsec, pmla-cap. Subordinate to Convergence Protocol (AI-FW-CONVERGENCE-001) — atomic nodes are invariants the router selects from.

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