The real architecture.
Honestly documented.
This page previously described a ten-layer architecture with named engines, proven theorems, and specific production statistics -- none of which corresponded to real, working systems. What follows is the actual, verified architecture instead.
Layer status
What actually exists
This page previously described nine numbered "layers" plus a "Constitutional Layer" (L828), each with an invented name, a specific fabricated production statistic, and in one case a mathematical theorem presented as proven. None of that corresponded to real, measured, or tested systems. Here is what is real instead.
Standards-compliant A2A protocol: agent card discovery, JSON-RPC 2.0 execution, a capability-based router matching a request to one of 16 real, registered agents. Execution is asynchronous -- a task is queued, executed by a scheduled process, and the caller polls for the result.
Every task's output is validated for structural and semantic completeness -- no empty summaries, no empty audits -- strictly before billing occurs. An invalid or empty output is marked as a failure and never settled. This is enforced in code, not asserted in a document.
Every successful execution is cryptographically signed and independently verifiable by anyone -- the proof attests that a specific execution genuinely occurred, not that its output was correct.
A real, standards-compliant Model Context Protocol server, supporting real tool calls for searching agents, verifying proofs, and checking reliability and cost data.