Platform
Six layers. One discipline.
Each layer has its own definition of correct, and each is labelled with what exists today.
01
Research
Available
Papers with a DOI, open problems and the method behind every claim.
- Correct means
- A claim is correct when its method, date and condition are published beside it.
02
Engine
Available
A gate before each change, a prepared inverse, a signed receipt and an offline verifier. Today it covers file, git, database, time and tool-call effects.
- Correct means
- Correct means the receipt re-verifies offline, without the issuer.
- Stated beside it
- Covers only effects routed through its adapters.
03
World model
In research
State transitions as first-class objects, each with performance, failure and wear facets.
- Correct means
- Correct means a transition can be named, replayed and compared without guessing.
04
Trust layer
In research
Action integrity and lifecycle records for physical systems.
- Correct means
- Correct means every action that reaches an actuator is bounded and evidenced before it happens.
05
Platform
Planned
A neutral place where two parties check that their records agree. The verifier always also runs offline.
- Correct means
- Correct means neither party has to trust the place in order to trust the result.
06
Studio
In research
The viewer where a person sees the same verdict the machine computed.
- Correct means
- Correct means the person and the machine read one verdict, not two.
- Stated beside it
- Internal today.