Approved BTG corporate logoBLACKMORE TECHNOLOGY GROUP LIMITEDPUBLIC SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION · 24 OCTOBER 2026
OFFICIAL FOUNDRY SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE · OCT 26, 2026

BTG Studio — Universal Constructor

Inputs: Authorized source packages, baseline tests and Council proposals.

Produces: Typed DataChips, Circuits, accepted repairs and build/export requests.

Authority boundary: Cannot bypass independent evaluation or owner-signed execution authority.

Platform overview · Technical contracts · Dated acceptance tests

CURRENT ENGINEERING DESIGN · 24 OCTOBER 2026

BTG Studio — Universal Constructor

How a request becomes connected DataChips, tested Circuits and an attributable system.

A design and verified local research guide, not a declaration of production capability.

Latest verified engineering — 25 October 2026

Studio's October 25 expansion includes native project inspection, source preservation, typed reconstruction and hardware-aware optimization. Adaptive native Studio local QA passed 40/40 and a Windows build completed; complete autonomous arbitrary-project reconstruction and independent 25-member Council review remain unqualified.

Current engineering record · Studio ingestion · Adaptive computing · Contribution and use economy

Purpose

BTG Studio is the visual and programmable construction environment. A person describes the system they want. Studio identifies available DataChips and typed Circuit interfaces; NIKI proposes genuine missing capabilities; FarmNode executes permitted tests; a Council is intended to challenge and verify output; ADAM and BTDU keep reproducible versions, while ENTITY controls who is allowed to use or publish each part.

A visual puzzle piece alone is not a functional invention. A complete system requires runnable components, correct interfaces, input/output tests, resource boundaries, persistence, packaging and user documentation.

Five-product integration

ENTITY: authenticate subject and device; verify scoped account and owner grants. Bridge: request permitted real data and permitted destinations, without transferring unrelated private information. Bit Trade Global: resolve and validate the instrument or licence, with rights different for U-class, A-class and I-class instruments. FarmNode Host: execute only allowed compatible workloads and return signed evidence. Studio: assemble, test, repair and package verified functional systems.

Intended construction workflow

1. The owner specifies measurable requirements and constraints in Studio. 2. Typed capabilities are discovered, and exact missing pieces are listed. 3. NIKI proposes candidate code, circuits, tests and tools. 4. The Council challenges the proposal with independent model responses when real models are connected. 5. Only approved code runs in a restricted evaluator and on qualified FarmNodes. 6. Working versions and failures are stored in a reproducible Genome; a reviewer approves promotion. 7. The finished application or system is built, installed and tested on its intended device, rather than represented by a mockup.

What is demonstrated

At the 24 October audit, the existing Composer integration passed 6/6 tests, puzzle visual checks 9/9, constructor/compiler 21/21 and original FarmNode regression 22/22. A Windows BTG Studio executable has been installed. A subsequent Studio–Bridge–Exchange–FarmNode local rights integration suite was repaired and independently rerun, passing 8/8 tests. That validates only the scoped local research integration; purchased rights, unified production authorization and complete automatic system construction remain unqualified. Genuine independent Council quorum, complete autonomous construction and production identity remain unfinished.

Safety and rights

Do not run untrusted generated code outside a sandbox. Do not accept output because a model is confident or a UI looks finished. Never expose private source, passwords or user data to unauthorised model providers. A commercial instrument does not override ENTITY, data consent, device or scope restrictions.