the language
policy
Named workflow law · hard families are judged at check, soft families are only recorded. Hard is require/forbid/allow/limits (NIKA-POLICY-001) · soft is prefer/optimize, never judged in v1 (spec/10-authority.md). One of 62 words the served contract declares, projected from workflow.schema.json, the same file your editor validates against.
- 1surfaceenvelope
- optionaleverywherea choice, never a miss
- objecttypethe declared shape
- 2skeletonscarry this key
the contract
1 declarationDescriptions are the schema's own; the deeper invariants (value languages and regexes) ride the same projection. A miss is a nika check finding before anything runs.
- envelope
objectNamed workflow law · hard families are judged at check, soft families are only recorded. Hard is require/forbid/allow/limits (NIKA-POLICY-001) · soft is prefer/optimize, never judged in v1 (spec/10-authority.md).the file itself
in a real file
from the etl-state skeletonpolicy: # NEP-0014 · the gate runs under a NAMED endorsement mode endorsement: soloa verbatim slice, real line numbers from etl-state.nika.yaml, conformance-gated upstream on every spec push. open the full skeleton →
cross-references
skeletons that carry it
the check gates that name it
defined by
the block it lives in
The whole grammar in one place: the four verbs · the standard library · the spec. Try it in the playground. Read the reference →