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short_description: "Every AI inference request in a Foundry deployment routes exclusively through the Doorman, with bypass structurally prevented at the kernel level."
short_description: "Every AI inference request in a platform deployment routes exclusively through the Doorman, with bypass structurally prevented at the kernel level."
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The **Single-Boundary Compute Discipline** is the structural rule that all AI inference traffic in a Foundry deployment passes through one and only one boundary point: the Doorman (`service-slm`). No process, session, or service reaches an inference tier — local, GPU burst, or external API — except through this boundary.
The **Single-Boundary Compute Discipline** is the structural rule that all AI inference traffic in a platform deployment passes through one and only one boundary point: the Doorman (`service-slm`). No process, session, or service reaches an inference tier — local, GPU burst, or external API — except through this boundary.

The discipline encodes Doctrine claim #43. It is not a preferred-path routing convention that allows bypass by configuration; it is enforced at the kernel and secret boundaries so that no other process on the system can reach inference compute.
It is not a preferred-path routing convention that allows bypass by configuration; it is enforced at the kernel and secret boundaries so that no other process on the system can reach inference compute.

## Why one boundary

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## Composition

This discipline composes with several other Doctrine claims. The Knowledge-Graph-Grounded Apprenticeship (claim #44) depends on it: graph context is assembled at the Doorman before dispatch; bypass means ungrounded inference. The MCP-as-Substrate-Protocol (claim #46) designates the Doorman as the MCP gateway; bypass breaks the MCP graph. The Two-Bottoms Sovereign Substrate (claim #34) enforces customer sovereignty at the Doorman boundary; bypass is a sovereignty leak.
This discipline composes with several other substrate patterns. The [[knowledge-graph-grounded-apprenticeship]] depends on it: graph context is assembled at the Doorman before dispatch; bypass means ungrounded inference. The [[mcp-substrate-protocol]] designates the Doorman as the MCP gateway; bypass breaks the MCP graph. The sovereign substrate enforces customer sovereignty at the Doorman boundary; bypass is a sovereignty leak.

## See also

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