@parmit

Urban systems fail at the seams. Not because the individual parts are poorly built but because the seams were never designed at all. Each department solved its own problem completely and left the interface with every other department as someone else's responsibility. That handoff is where most city intelligence goes to die. @cityprotocol.base.eth is designing the seams. Not the systems on either side of them but the logic that determines how those systems recognize each other, share state, and make decisions that hold across boundaries rather than stopping at them. That work is invisible until it exists and then it becomes the only thing that explains why some cities compound and others just accumulate.

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