The OCGS Manifesto: Ordered Capability Governance Structure — From Executable to Accountable

The OCGS Manifesto defines the Ordered Capability Governance Structure — a minimal theoretical framework for answering: for any capability invocation, why was it executed, under what authority, with what evidence, and who bears responsibility? OCGS posits that governance order requires three independently necessary conditions: Ability (action reachability), Purpose (authorized objective binding), and Due (conditional propriety). These three layers are irreducible — no layer substitutes for another, and no two together are sufficient without the third. The manifesto covers: the core claim, the unit of analysis (capability invocation), the three-layer model with imbalance patterns, a 16-theorem formal system, the WeakInv3Q minimum traceability test, the architecture of five capability governance profiles, and an AI tool invocation case study. This is part of the Difference Monism (一元论) theoretical system.