BSDK, the Base Structure Distributed Kernel, occupies the structural layer of Dk, something like a DNA of the kernel, from which Dk functions and components are composed, revised and loaded into larger systems. It also holds the base layer of Drayker's constitution. Its central question is how a system can evolve while the parts built on it remain understandable. A useful foundation gives future contributors a way to examine and improve the system beyond the choices of its first authors.
Documentation: bsdk.drayker.org. Published by GitHub Pages from docs/, which is where the material for this component lives.
Part of the Drayker ecosystem. Start at the participation portal for the map, or go straight to the open functions if you are looking for something to work on.
Drayker is a supersystem in its founding R&D phase, open and primarily volunteer. DFMP is the documented proposal method, and DAF is an autonomous federation of autonomous units, a basic and primitive form of PAP, implemented now. The current founding-phase governance is documented in draykerdk/.github.