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A topological space consists of a set and a subframe of the powerset frame , where is the frame of truth values.
This should have an -categorical analogue modulo size issues: a structure which consists of an -groupoid and a sub--topos of the -functor -topos , where is the -topos of -groupoids.
The 1-categorical version is called an [[ionad]].
So then I guess we can call these structures -ionads.
Now, every topological space is a preorder by way of the specialisation order
I wonder if there is a similar structure on -ionads which turns an -ionad into a -precategory.
If so, then the analogue of the separation axiom for topological spaces would be the complete Segal condition for the -precategory structure on an -ionad turning it into a -category. And the analogue of the separation axiom would be the condition that the every morphism of the -category has a left inverse and a right inverse.
There is indeed a right adjoint to the inclusion of categories in ionads that generalizes the poset of points of a space, and it seems plausible to hope that extends to the -case.