Governance ontology is the disciplined act of naming public-system concepts so they can be interpreted across agencies, software systems, vendors, auditors, and intelligent agents.
CivilOntology treats governance as a coordination domain: mandates, eligibility rules, services, jurisdictions, evidence requirements, and accountability paths become structured objects rather than buried prose.
Public-safe posture
This page uses generalized diagrams and sanitized examples. It does not claim official adoption, expose private models, or present proprietary operational heuristics.