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The engineering library for the PointSav platform — operating systems and services for regulated businesses that own their data, their AI, and their record-keeping outright. Where the monorepo holds the code, this wiki holds the reasoning: architecture, services, security, and the governance commitments that bind future development.

PointSav Digital Systems

PointSav platform — architectural overview

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## The Eight Cross-Industry Inventions

Beyond the structural claims, the planned charter is intended to draw on process inventions borrowed from established industries, planned to include:

**Workspace Passport** (maritime) — every deployment carries a `MANIFEST.md` declaring origin, owner, and current state. **NOTAM** (aviation) — time-sensitive warnings read at every session start. **Recall Procedure** (pharmaceuticals) — defective vendor commits trigger recall notices into every downstream deployment inbox. **Bill of Lading** (shipping) — cross-realm handoffs generate append-only log entries. **Time-Vested Operation** (banking) — destructive operations post to a queue with a vesting date; execution is blocked until the date passes. **Apprentice Mode** (aviation/medicine) — new model versions run in shadow mode; graduate after N approved actions. **Integrity Anchor** (notarization) — monthly workspace state hashes posted to Sigstore Rekor public transparency log. **Constitutional Convention** (IETF/constitutional amendment) — planned so that major-version bumps would require 30-day public comment, intended to run through `factory-release-engineering`'s existing governance-policy process once the charter exists.
Beyond the structural claims, the planned charter is intended to draw on process inventions borrowed from established industries — Workspace Passport, NOTAM, Recall Procedure, Bill of Lading, Time-Vested Operation, Apprentice Mode, Integrity Anchor, and Constitutional Convention. See [[foundry-doctrine-overview|the planned overview]]'s "Cross-Domain Operational Patterns" section for the full description of each.

## Workspace Structure
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