DOMAINS

One consequence-control model, qualified across very different operating boundaries.

The architecture is reused across agents, distributed compute, institutional handoffs, autonomous systems and cross-domain control while preserving each environment's evidence ceiling.

BOUNDED SOFTWARE

AI agents & tool execution

Policy-to-runtime control, exact-use authority, replay refusal, STOP, reconciliation and consequential receipts.

SOFTWARE / SIL / REAL GPU

Distributed compute & data-centre control

Admission, state identity, distributed control, STOP and evidence qualified through the 409,600 / 15-kernel SIL point plus a bounded real two-GPU reference.

SYNTHETIC SOFTWARE

Institutional handoffs

Release-time revalidation, durable attempt identity, acknowledgement/effect separation, receiver admission, responsibility transfer and reconciliation.

SOFTWARE / SITL / PHYSICAL SIMULATOR

Autonomous underwater systems

Closed-loop ArduSub / BlueROV2 / Stonefish control, sensor-mediated response, endurance and STOP semantics without claiming field or ocean qualification.

NON-ACTUATING SOFTWARE / API

Critical-infrastructure information

Canonical operational state, provenance, bounded advisory consumption and STOP semantics without implying PLC, signalling or vehicle actuation.

BOUNDED SOFTWARE

Sovereign multi-domain fabric

Independent authority, bounded projection, partition/rejoin, deterministic replay and evidence verification without arbitrary-federation claims.

BOUNDED SOFTWARE

Machine transactions

Authority, exact attempt identity, uncertain-effect handling and independent transaction truth planes where separately qualified.

SOFTWARE / SIL

Mission / disconnected systems

Local authority, degraded communications, interruption and reconciliation while retaining explicit software/SIL ceilings.

The point is not that every domain is equally mature. The point is that the same consequence-control architecture has been exercised against substantially different failure modes without collapsing their evidence boundaries.