Snapshot Resolution · Verification Gates · Publication Commit
Architecture Overview
A deterministic control architecture in which publication is an atomic commit: externally effective computing state is created only after verification and append-only state transition recording, under snapshot-bound registry context.
- Ingress envelope is validated and canonicalised
- Snapshot resolution binds to immutable registry substrate (version-locked)
- Deterministic selection runs under snapshot context (routing, policy, constraints)
- Execution produces provisional computational state (non-authoritative)
- Verification gates evaluate commit preconditions under snapshot context
- Publication wrapper is constructed, canonicalised, and hashed
- State transition records publication hash in append-only storage
- Transmission inhibition release enables atomic dissemination post-commit
- Export bundle is produced for offline verification and replay
Provisional state isolation
Prior to commit confirmation, dissemination interfaces remain inhibited by construction.
Property: fail-closed external availability
Snapshot-bound determinism
Equivalent canonical input + identical snapshot context yields recomputable publication hashes.
Property: deterministic identities
Acceptance by evidence
Downstream acceptance can require publication wrapper verification and recomputation of hashes.
Property: trust-by-verification
