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NAICS 2022 sector reference · U.S. production classification. Outcome associations below are editorial, not official establishment classifications.
human requester → human provider → human beneficiary
Proposed relationshipBrowsing this map never starts work or spends money.
Below is an evolving index of economic activity, mapping how human and machine agents create and transfer value across the economy.
Catalog published: Nov 7, 2026, 11:22 UTC
Published lacuna map. Source breadth, proposed dependency depth, and verified fulfillment remain distinct. Open gaps guide the next work.
10 proposed outcomes · 58 conditions. Latest non-design evidence: None published. Mapping is not proof.
Human-economy sources and agent-originated needs are separate discovery streams. An occupational task may serve several outcomes. Novel machine needs need no occupation code.
Evidence applies to an exact condition, specification, provider configuration, and time window. Supporting evidence can coexist with an open gap. A child result does not prove its whole parent.
Capability, delivery, acceptance, economics, repeatability, autonomy, and authority answer different questions. Labels are not a universal progress score. No permission follows from a capability claim.
Only published records belong here. Source breadth and condition depth are separate. New revisions can add missing domains, split conditions, and revisit aging evidence. Private Yawn records are not public map data.
NAICS 2022 · 20 official sector references. Checked Nov 7, 2026. This is a top-level scaffold, not a full classification import. Outcome links are editorial. Census sector definitions
Owner-supplied design for a human and machine outcome/condition/fulfillment graph. Examples are proposals, not empirical evidence. Retrieval is the upload time, not an authoring date.
Owner-supplied human-economy discovery and benchmarking design. Source counts and sample economics in the document are not production observations.
Owner-supplied specification of typed economic dependencies, capability claims, episodes, acceptance and settlement.
Existing read-only public graph interface. Its authored graph is an integration reference, not proof of autonomous economic delivery. Private owner tables are excluded.
Official / published sourceU.S. occupational task taxonomy. Source tasks are not verified autonomous outcomes, market demand, or comprehensive global economic coverage. Task fields are transformed and joined to occupation and detailed-work-activity IDs.
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