Structs
Build reusable intelligence inside Xevol.
A Struct combines content, behavior, and an interface in one versioned artifact. Start from useful material, shape it with judgment, run it again, and publish only an approved release.
Reusable by design
Keep the useful result, not just the answer.
A Struct can begin with a source or a blank Workspace. Each step preserves a reusable artifact rather than a disposable response.
- 01
Start
Bring a link, document, video, note, or blank idea.
- 02
Shape
Edit the content, behavior, and interface.
- 03
Run
Use the same structure again with new material.
- 04
Review
Check the exact version and its evidence.
- 05
Publish
Release an approved immutable version.
Artifact contract
One artifact. Three connected parts.
Structs stay explicit enough to edit and reuse without becoming a generic business-record model.
- Content
- The durable material, instructions, and structure.
- Behavior
- The bounded transformations and actions the Struct can perform.
- Interface
- The view people use to provide input and work with the result.
- Version
- The exact authored state used for a run or release.
Connected to governed work
Reusable intelligence does not replace authority.
- Knowledge provides sources
- Approved sources, revisions, citations, contradictions, and gaps remain visible.
- Structs prepare reusable work
- A Struct can transform, explain, draft, or present information.
- Modules own business state
- Consequential changes still use the owning module's authorized deterministic command.
- People control publication
- A public release is exact, reviewed, and separate from editable work.
Create inside Xevol
Start with material worth keeping.
Browse current public releases or request access to create and run Structs in your Workspace.