QLD architecture builder
The QLD layer starts with local communities, councils and bioregions, then uses state machinery as a coordination layer. The default drill-down should be local councils, with switchable lenses for state electorates, bioregions and First Nations nation or language maps.
What belongs here
Architecture is where QLD decides how people move between community groups, councils, electorates, bioregions, protocol maps, public assets, local projects, public profile files, C-Hour contribution records, ledgers and simulations.
It should show what data exists, what is missing, what can be updated from markdown, and which map lens is currently active.
Not the constitution
The constitution builder decides powers, limits, amendment pathways and legal commitments. This page designs the civic container those rules plug into.
State map builder
The first proper state map should be clickable local councils. Electorates, bioregions and First Nations maps sit beside it as overlays, not replacements.
Future SVG or GeoJSON council boundaries should render here first, then each council opens its own self-similar local portal.
Map data target: assets/maps/qld-councils.svg or content/local-councils/qld.md
Default drill-down: local government areas, wards where relevant, public assets, local laws, rates, grants, services, council meetings, local project boards, public/private markdown streams and C-Hour eligible contribution categories.
content/local-councils/qld.md.Electorates explain representation, campaigns, by-elections, local issues and who carries responsibility inside Parliament.
Living systems often explain reality better than political borders: water, food, fire, flood, coasts, islands, habitat and disaster corridors.
content/bioregions/qld.md.This layer needs protocol, humility and source care. Public maps can guide learning, but they do not replace cultural authority or permission.
Self-similar modules
The state architecture should feel familiar without pretending every jurisdiction has the same laws, chambers, local government structure or cultural geography.
Capital, current government, chamber type, council count, map sources, maintainers and last research run.
Councils, wards, electorates, bioregions, First Nations maps, public assets and disaster-risk overlays.
Local portals, public profile.md files, self-sovereign digital twins, ledgers, Legal RAG references, project boards, civic surges, election clocks and simulation hooks.
C-Hour categories, verification rules, reciprocity ledgers and local public-good contribution need to sit inside the state architecture from the start.
Public noticeboards and contribution leaderboards can be agent-readable markdown, while private notes, identity material and sensitive care context stay out of public views by default.
A diary, photo album and filing cabinet are analogue twins; profile.md suites are lightweight digital twins; Aura Genesis is one deeper pathway, not the only doorway.
Agent-ready data
Current state facts come from content/states/qld.md. The next data layer should add council, electorate, bioregion, First Nations/protocol, public profile, public noticeboard, self-sovereign digital twin and contribution ledger markdown files so authorised agents can refresh maps without touching templates.
Current members were checked against the Queensland Parliament member list. Stafford is an active state by-election.