Papers
Foundational papers describing the MGAG and OTANIS models.
MGAG Paper
Multi-Layered Global Architectural Governance
The foundational paper describing the MGAG model for architectural governance in complex, composed systems.
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MGAG Public Architectural Stress-Test Summary
To demonstrate that Multi-Layer Global Architectural Governance (MGAG) remains enforceable under real compositional pressure, we publish a public architectural stress-test summary.
This document presents a representative subset of adversarial scenarios designed to probe cross-layer authority conflict, timing mismatch, fallback escape, provenance divergence, and governance drift across independently governed layers. It is intentionally clinical and non-exhaustive.
The summary illustrates how MGAG prevents silent authority collapse as systems scale and compose, and why illegitimate execution paths are forced to fail closed rather than degrade heuristically. It also serves as an example of the standard applied in independent architectural stress-tests of complex, multi-party agentic systems.
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OTANIS Paper
Execution-Time Authority Evidence
The foundational paper describing the OTANIS model for establishing and evidencing authority at the point of irreversibility.
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OTANIS Public Architectural Stress-Test Summary
To demonstrate that OTANIS is not a theoretical governance model but an executable one, we publish a public architectural stress-test summary.
This document presents a representative subset of adversarial execution-time scenarios designed to probe authority failure, revocation, atomicity, provenance, and multi-layer governance conflict at the point of irreversibility. It is intentionally clinical and non-exhaustive.
The summary illustrates how OTANIS fails closed under pressure and why illegitimate execution paths are rendered unexecutable by design. It also serves as an example of the standard and depth applied in independent architectural stress-tests of third-party agentic systems.
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