Public context · updated 28 July 2026
Context Packs
A Context Pack is a versioned description of a work: what it is, where approved public material lives, what a tool may use, and what remains excluded.
What belongs in a pack
A useful pack identifies the work, its version, the publisher or responsible organization, permitted public destinations, access conditions, and a clear update policy. It can link to a Release Manifest when a particular public release has been approved.
What does not belong
A public Context Pack is not a manuscript mirror. It should not include protected chapters, private source records, credentials, reader data, contracts, purchase histories, or unapproved editorial notes. A pack also does not create a license to reproduce a work.
Demo
The public Maha Principle pack demonstrates the pattern with metadata only. Its source ledger labels permitted destinations by role and makes exclusions visible to people and machines.
Related documentation
- Source and Provenance Records
- Release Manifests
- Privacy and Access Boundaries
- Start Here: Publishers and Developers
For a concrete public record, inspect the metadata-only Context Pack demo. It remains separate from protected manuscript content and private editorial systems.