Decision contract
Structured proposals carry decisions, confidence, evidence, assumptions, risks and verification data.
A private reasoning architecture built around structured decision proposals, independent verification fabrics, deterministic authorization gates and calibrated test-time compute.
The problem
Enterprise reasoning workloads need more than a fluent answer. Evidence, arithmetic, policy and consistency checks should remain outside the reasoning model.
Verified capabilities
These capability descriptions are intentionally limited to the evidence-backed implementation surface.
Structured proposals carry decisions, confidence, evidence, assumptions, risks and verification data.
Evidence identifiers are resolved against authoritative context instead of trusted because a model cited them.
Schema, evidence, policy, arithmetic and consistency checks execute outside the reasoning model.
Reasoning budget can scale with risk rather than using the same candidate count for every decision.
High-impact decisions can escalate to human review or abstain instead of executing automatically.
SFT, evaluation, model lineage and promotion gates form a controlled training lifecycle.
Architecture
The diagram below represents the current verified architecture boundary; planned or environment-dependent components are described in the engineering notes rather than silently promoted.
Verification is intentionally outside the model authority boundary.
Engineering deep dive
Technology names matter less than the engineering contracts they enforce.
Verification is intentionally outside the model authority boundary.
Frozen benchmarks and regression checks are part of the proposed training lifecycle.
Model, adapter, dataset, verifier and benchmark lineage form promotion evidence.
Missing evidence and policy failures have explicit abstention or escalation outcomes.
Project status
Private architecture with executable verification components. Portfolio claims are bounded to repository evidence and do not imply production certification.
Private implementation — discuss architecture, verification design and engineering tradeoffs.