Schema · Astrolabe Kernel Inheritance.
The home page says “each board inherits the Astrolabe schema.” This page is the evidence record underneath that claim. The Astrolabe measurement-engine kernel defines exactly seven fields that any *-board emits, including the per-tool adapter signature. Those seven fields are the shared vocabulary. The Port then packages that vocabulary into concrete boundary-crossing artifacts that the evidence check can hash, root, and inspect. Current synthetic bundles carry eight artifact files because the signed manifest travels beside the domain evidence files; that is a bundle shape, not a second schema. Every *-board surface — War-board (Defense), School-board (Education), Law-board (Law), Medicine-board (Medicine) — is an Astrolabe audit-render that imports the same kernel unchanged.
What each board overlays.
How the evidence checks inheritance.
A customer with a bundle in hand — from any of the four boards — opens /verify, drops the bundle in, and the math runs locally. Per-artifact SHA-256 is recomputed; the chained Merkle root is re-derived; the verdict is the customer’s, not Planisphere’s. Because every board inherits the same seven-field kernel, the verifier doesn’t care which board issued the bundle — it checks the artifact files against the same proof spine.
That property is what “inherits the Astrolabe schema” cashes out as in the running system. The home page says it; the boards emit it; the verifier checks it; this page documents it. The four cover sheets are different; the spine inside is the same spine, sha-for-sha.