Protocol
The structural architecture of BeaconCore.
A unified system composed of four sealed artifacts,
each defining a distinct invariant surface.
Architecture
The BeaconCore protocol establishes the governing primitives, operational boundaries,
chronological record, and provenance geometry of the system.
Each artifact is sealed, independent, and non‑overlapping.
Together, they form the complete structural identity of BeaconCore.
Codex
Structural definitions, primitives, and governing rules.
The Codex establishes what the system is and what it permits.
Registry
Canonical record of surfaces, roles, and operational boundaries.
The Registry defines the system’s external and internal interfaces.
Ledger
Chronological account of decisions, states, and architectural motion.
The Ledger preserves the system’s temporal integrity.
Provenance Plate
Sealed origin, geometry, and authority of the system.
The Provenance Plate anchors BeaconCore’s identity.
Origin / Input
- Raw signal
- Observation
- Trigger event
- Source vector
- Timestamp
- Integrity flag
Alignment / Constraint
- Schema alignment
- Constraint evaluation
- Boundary check
- Role resolution
- Zone classification
- Risk posture
Execution / Output
- Final state
- Action taken
- Surface updated
- Resulting vector
- Next checkpoint
- Reflex mode
- Confirmation hash
Captain
Councillor
Cartographer
Doctrine
The protocol operates on clarity, minimal surfaces, and deterministic alignment.
No ornamentation. No narrative. No drift.
Only the architecture required for correct operation.