Separation and Gluing of Explanations on Sites of Dynamical Systems

We construct a Grothendieck site whose objects are Mealy machines over definable sets in an o-minimal structure and whose coverings are jointly surjective families of definable open immersions. On this site, we define presheaves of explanations -- systems equipped with an interpretable interface, parameterised by a ``judge.'' We prove that the behavioral presheaf (quotienting by observable output equivalence) is separated: a global explanation is determined by its local restrictions. We show that gluing fails in general -- locally consistent explanations need not assemble globally -- and give, for stateless explanatory systems of the restricted-interface presheaf, a necessary and sufficient topological condition for the sheaf property in terms of robust disconnection of fibers of the judge.