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info

Quick reference for types, observables, and OCS nodes

disclosureos info is the fast lookup: one type, one observable, or one origin node at a time, with the context you need to use it correctly.

Usage

Terminal
disclosureos info [topic] [id]

Topics

Ecosystem overview

Terminal
disclosureos info

Prints the package map — records, observables, origins, scoring, cli — with live counts (schema fields, observables, OCS nodes) read from the packages themselves.

info observation

The Observation type at a glance: required fields, the cross-package slots (observableAssessments, origin), the records-owned extension slots, and the total field-path count.

info observable <code>

Look up one observable by code or id:

Terminal
disclosureos info observable TO-3
disclosureos info observable isotopic_provenance
Observable: Hypersonic Velocities Without Signatures

Code:        TO-3
ID:          hypersonic_no_signatures
Category:    technology
Description: Object achieves hypersonic speeds (Mach 5+) without producing
             sonic boom, heat signature, or plasma sheath…

Run it without a code to list all twelve.

info origin <nodeId>

Look up one OCS node, including its ancestry path and children:

Terminal
disclosureos info origin 1.1.2
Origin: Cryptoterrestrial

ID:        1.1.2
Domain:    physical
Testable:  Yes
Aliases:   CTH

Path:
Physical → Intradimensional → Cryptoterrestrial

Children (4):
  • [1.1.2.1] Ancient / Proto-Human Survival
  • [1.1.2.2] Breakaway Civilization
  ...

The ancestry path is the quick sanity check when choosing claim depth — it shows exactly what you're asserting by claiming a node.

info vs registry

  • info — one thing, in depth, fast.
  • registry — whole inventories: every field, every observable, the full tree.

registry

Introspect the field, observable, and origin registries from the terminal

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Usage
Topics
Ecosystem overview
info observation
info observable <code>
info origin <nodeId>
info vs registry