@fevick

City Protocol defines the structural IP of proximity, transforming the static urban grid into a programmable interface of executable rights. We must stop viewing the city as a physical container and start recognizing it as a high-frequency ledger where spatial permissions and economic throughput are computed in real time. @cityprotocol.base.eth functions as a recursive feedback loop that replaces top-down mandates with modular coordination primitives. True urban intelligence emerges when decentralized agents use this underlying syntax to resolve logistical conflicts autonomously, allowing the city to function as a self-correcting operating system rather than a fixed architectural outcome.

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