Website Population Agent
Builds Plant Passport pages, Food & Botanical profiles, nutrient profile boxes, soil/ecology notes, agroforestry role cards, evidence/provenance sections and internal links to Services, Observatory, Free Library and Reports.
Plant Passport Methodology
Structured plant intelligence with soil, nutrition, agroforestry and evidence built in.
The TT-OS Website Population Agent uses the canonical Plant Passport Specification to inherit existing species, botanical, food, nutrition, soil, agroforestry and NUS intelligence. The aim is not to create random structures, but to turn verified intelligence into public pages, profiles and evidence-bounded website content.
Boundary — TT-OS Plant Passports are educational, botanical, ecological, agroforestry, food-system and language-access records. They do not replace formal plant-health documentation, clinical guidance, treatment decisions, regulatory certification or yield forecasting.
Plant Passport Identity
Scientific name, family, common names, local names, synonyms, NUS status, variety, field zone and Knowledge Object reference.
Food & Botanical Profiles
Edible parts, nutrient profile, culinary uses, food security role, cultural significance and traditional uses labelled as ethnobotanical knowledge.
Nutrient Profile Boxes
Nutrition content is educational. Profiles can show food diversity, edible parts, preparation context and nutrient-awareness notes without clinical claims.
Soil & Ecology Notes
Soil profile, horizon notes, texture, structure, drainage, organic matter, pH, root observations, earthworm counts, micronutrients and ecological performance context.
Agroforestry Role Cards
Shade, pollinator value, erosion control, companion planting, biomass, propagation, restoration role, local value and climate resilience context.
Evidence & Provenance
Source type, source reference, collector, observation date, evidence key, confidence score, validation status, last review and TT-OS validation status.
Temne and Limba Language Access
Plant Passport records now support English, Krio, Mende, Temne, Limba and French pathways. Temne terms are draft-ready for speaker validation; Limba is registered as a careful collection scaffold.
Confidence Scoring
Scores combine observational verification, taxonomic alignment, ecological performance, local knowledge and external corroboration. Older observations gradually lose influence unless reconfirmed.
Release Route
All public outputs must pass Quality Compiler, Agent 4 validation and Agent 7 release gate before website publication.
| Method Area | What It Captures | Website Output |
|---|---|---|
| Ecological Intelligence | Landscape assessment, biodiversity inventories, species identification, habitat and restoration planning. | Observatory notes, reports and Plant Passport ecology sections. |
| Soil Intelligence | Soil profiles, pH, organic matter, nutrients, texture, structure, drainage and biological indicators. | Soil/ecology boxes and service-facing methodology content. |
| Water Intelligence | Water quality, pH, electrical conductivity, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, nitrates, phosphates and catchment observations. | Field updates, Observatory records and resilience reports. |
| Agroforestry Verification | Transects, photo documentation, growth metrics, local knowledge and evidence review. | Agroforestry role cards and confidence/provenance sections. |
| Monitoring | Baseline surveys, permanent plots, photo-points, species inventories and seasonal assessments. | Reports, field gallery and methodology pages. |
Full TT-OS Methodology | Soil Health Verification | Agroforestry Verification | Confidence Scoring
Plant Passport Template | Soil Health Verification Protocol
Constitutional document: Open TT-OS Universal Decision Intelligence. This explains how one evidence, verification and inheritance methodology supports multiple industries without creating separate engines.
Public use caution
Public material is evidence-bounded and Founder-gated. It is not medical, legal, financial or investment advice.