ENTITY is a digital authority, information, market, economic, evidence and recovery fabric.
This page is the canonical high-level capability map for the current ENTITY runtime. It exists to prevent the system from being reduced to a sovereignty, identity or provenance stamp. Sovereignty protects continuity of authority and state across providers; the implemented system is broader.
Governed objects and actions
ENTITY can represent persistent governed actors and objects including people, organizations, AI agents, datasets, documents, models, software, APIs, devices, vehicles, buildings, research, digital twins, financial instruments and physical assets.
Authority actions include acting, signing, data access, execution, purchase, licensing, settlement, publishing, resolution, delegation and control. Rights actions include inspection, reading, copying, derivation, training, inference, execution, modification, redistribution, commercialization, control and transfer.
Implemented source layers
Market and economic lifecycle
Execution models include ORDER_BOOK, CALL_AUCTION and RFQ. Instrument classes include SPOT_LICENSE, SUBSCRIPTION, COMPUTE_TO_DATA, PROCUREMENT, CONTRIBUTION and SECONDARY_LICENSE.
ENTITY, BTDU, ADAM and NIKI
| Layer | Role |
|---|---|
| ENTITY | Identity, authority, rights, evidence, value, market and recovery relationships. |
| BTDU | Governed information topology and reconstructable lineage/state. |
| ADAM | Deterministic state transformation and replay; does not mint authority or rights. |
| NIKI | Bounded causal reasoning over governed projections; does not mint ownership, permission or settlement. |
Global infrastructure and adoption
- Encrypted data vaults and purpose-bound access/use caps.
- Retention, legal hold, revocation and evidenced destruction.
- Federated sovereign domains and signed services.
- Core, regional, edge, satellite and offline topology.
- Vector-clock causal partition recovery with fail-closed conflict handling instead of silent last-writer-wins.
- Versioned cryptographic-suite migration and downgrade resistance.
- Rights passports and global passports.
- Provider-neutral custody and connector surfaces.
- Standards adapters with explicit semantic boundaries.
- Healthcare, finance, manufacturing, AI, robotics and public/unclassified defence implementation packages.
Bounded engineering results
Real-world contribution economy
Vector and Memnox are not merely patch-ingestion examples. They demonstrate external problem → BTG engineering → exact change-set → upstream review/CI → acceptance → ENTITY/BTDU causal lineage → explicit economic state. The broader runtime can represent contribution instruments, venues, balances, listings, RFQs, execution, clearing, entitlements, usage, revenue rules, settlement verifiers and payment attestations, while each public case only claims the states actually evidenced.
Claim boundaries
Machine-readable map
The same system inventory is published as reference/capability-map.json for automated documentation, search and LLM consumers.