# Digital Fabric Law

> Executable Truth

Digital Fabric Law is an executable, verifiable, and enforceable system of rules that governs how intent becomes reality.

## Core Principle

No action becomes reality unless it is lawful.

## Law Types

- Rights: What an actor is allowed to do
- Constraints: What is forbidden or limited
- Obligations: What must happen as a result
- Mutual: Rules between multiple actors

## Constitution (Articles I–X)

- Article I — Sovereignty of Intent: No action without explicit intent
- Article II — Law Before Execution: No intent executed without law validation
- Article III — Temporal Validity: Every intent bound to a valid moment
- Article IV — Identity Ownership: Every action owned and signed
- Article V — Deterministic Law: Same input → same outcome
- Article VI — Obligation Enforcement: Laws may impose obligations
- Article VII — Proof of Reality: Every action produces a Thread
- Article VIII — Transparent Enforcement: All decisions recorded and verifiable
- Article IX — Silent Protection: System enforces law without UI
- Article X — Immutable Fabric: Consistent, verifiable history

## Law DSL

Human-readable, machine-executable domain-specific language for writing laws:

```
law "transfer.limit" v1.0.0 {
  appliesTo: "payment.transfer"
  type: constraint
  when: intent.amount > 1000
  then: deny "TRANSFER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED"
}
```

## Hybrid Format

Single object combining human-readable summary and machine-executable logic, auditable in Loom Threads.

## Connections

- Digital Fabric: https://digitalfabric.nextera.one/ — Reality model
- LIM: https://lim.openat.nextera.one/ — Enforcement engine
- Loom: https://loom.openat.nextera.one/ — Proof engine

## Status

- Version: 0.1.0
- Status: STABLE
- License: CC BY 4.0