One policy surface
The workflow, model, and tool path can be evaluated against the same release-specific authorization boundary.
The orchestration and governance layer every platform runs on.
Core coordinates mission workflows, models, tools, identity, policy, human approval, and the evidence a release is designed to retain. It is not sold as a standalone product. It ships through Trunnion platforms and scoped custom builds.
Conceptual system view. This is not a live product screen.
The workflow, model, and tool path can be evaluated against the same release-specific authorization boundary.
Consequential actions are designed to pause for a named operator to approve, edit, or reject.
Execution and approval evidence is designed into the workflow, with exact coverage and replay verified per release.
This sequence explains the intended relationship between the capability, the control plane, human authority, and release evidence.
Define the objective, inputs, allowed systems, and decision owner.
Identity, attributes, and tool rules scope what the run may do.
The control plane assigns bounded tasks across agents, models, and tools.
Consequential actions wait for an authorized human decision.
The verified release determines the action, approval, and reasoning evidence available.
Illustrative workflow. Exact controls, integrations, and evidence are verified for the deployed release.
Every Trunnion platform runs on Core. Each platform keeps its own workflow, release evidence, and deployment scope.
Public materials describe the architecture and design intent. Implementation details, control coverage, conformance, security behavior, and availability must be verified for the exact product release and environment.
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