Layer 5 — PROCESS
“Standardized processes that produce righteous outcomes.”
Layer 5 defines the process architecture of righteousness. While Layer 4 clarifies who does what and where, Layer 5 clarifies how righteous actions are carried out through standardized, repeatable, verifiable processes.
Layer 5 is divided into four major process categories:
- 5.1 — Process Framework
- 5.2 — People Processes
- 5.3 — Role Processes
- 5.4 — Domain Processes
This catalog defines every article inside RSS 37005.
RSS 37005‑5.1 — Process Framework
Defines the universal structure of righteous processes, including:
- inputs
- activities
- outputs
- controls
- verification mechanisms
This is the foundation for all other process types.
RSS 37005‑5.2 — People Processes
Processes that apply to individuals, such as:
- decision‑making
- conflict resolution
- self‑correction
- communication
- accountability
These ensure righteous behavior at the personal level.
RSS 37005‑5.3 — Role Processes
Processes tied to roles, extending from Layer 4A:
- parent processes
- employee processes
- supervisor processes
- community member processes
Each role has its own righteous process patterns.
RSS 37005‑5.4 — Domain Processes
Processes tied to institutional domains, extending from Layer 4B:
- healthcare processes
- finance processes
- education processes
- law enforcement processes
- insurance processes
- sports processes
- etc.
Each domain receives its own process architecture.