Drift Standards
The governed specification set for execution authority in adaptive systems. These documents define invariants, admissibility geometry, duty-of-care, and enforceable structural constraints.
Public doctrine is available for study. Formal conformance requires architectural evaluation.
Core Standards
Drift Substrate Standard (DSS-1.0)
Defines pre-execution invariants that prevent invalid reasoning trajectories from instantiating.
View Standard →DSS-2 — Sealed Governance Telemetry
Externalized enforcement and telemetry architecture preventing fabricated compliance signals.
View Standard →Governance & Addenda
Drift Management & Duty of Care
Architectural responsibility model defining escalation, lockout, and enforceable governance requirements.
View Explainer →Adaptive Invariants & Governed Realignment
Defines how invariants may evolve without becoming structural drift.
View Explainer →The Invariant Manifold — Identity Excitation & Stability Geometry
Formal geometric model quantifying identity deviation, excitation thresholds, and admissible invariant manifolds for authority-bearing systems.
View Addendum →Architecture & Topology
Cross-Domain Collapse Topology
Formal model describing layered propagation of coherence degradation.
View Paper →The Five Architectural Pillars
Minimum structural conditions required for governable execution authority.
View Doctrine →Formal conformance requires architectural review, version binding, and independent validation.
Request Evaluation →