Governance and Standards

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## Articles in this category

- [[architecture-decisions]] — The twelve binding architecture decisions that constrain all future engineering on the platform; grouped by compliance weight, data separation, deployment custody, and operational integrity.
### Institutional due diligence

Start here for procurement, security, and compliance evaluation.

- [[procurement-overview]] — What a regulated buyer acquires: customer-owned hardware deployment, no vendor-held data, no minimum-spend commitment, and the compliance properties enforced by architecture rather than contractual promise.
- [[security-overview]] — The platform's security posture: capability-based isolation, the Diode unidirectional command-flow standard, the Doorman AI boundary, the WORM audit ledger, and how each property is enforced by architecture.
- [[compliance-and-continuous-disclosure]] — How the platform produces continuous-disclosure-grade records and what that means for regulated buyers.
- [[bcsc-disclosure-posture]] — The BCSC continuous-disclosure posture and how the platform satisfies it by structure.

### Formal decision records

- [[architecture-decisions]] — The twelve binding architecture decisions that constrain all future engineering; grouped by compliance weight, data separation, deployment custody, and operational integrity.

### Licensing and contribution

- [[contributor-model]] — The three-tier contributor model: open community, paid integrators, and the canonical vendor tier; how work flows between them.
- [[bcsc-disclosure-posture]] — The British Columbia Securities Commission continuous-disclosure posture and how the platform satisfies it by structure.
- [[canadian-simple-copyright]] — The Canadian-simple copyright posture: licence selection, attribution requirements, and the Canadian legal context.
- [[compliance-and-continuous-disclosure]] — How the platform produces continuous-disclosure-grade records and what that means for regulated buyers.

## See also