Yo-yo compute substrate
docs(substrate): add external references to yoyo-compute-substrate (2 files, bilingual pair)
@@ -8,9 +8,13 @@ quality: published short_description: "The three-ring compute substrate that lets service-slm spin GPU inference capacity up and down while retaining state, accumulating skill, and producing an audit ledger of every compute event." status: active bcsc_class: public-disclosure-safe last_edited: 2026-05-01 last_edited: 2026-05-15 editor: pointsav-engineering cites: [] references: - id: 1 text: "Open Source Security Foundation. 'SLSA: Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts v1.0.' SLSA.dev, 2023." url: "https://slsa.dev/spec/v1.0/" paired_with: yoyo-compute-substrate.es.md --- @@ -64,7 +68,7 @@ Ring 3a is project-scoped by design. One tenant's graph partition is inaccessibl This is the compounding layer. Each new project leaves behind a fine-tuned LoRA adapter — a small, versioned, frozen-weight module that encodes task-specific behaviour. A adapter trained on classification patterns, entity resolution, or domain terminology runs on top of the base model weights at near-base inference speed. Adapters are stored as OCI Artefacts, Sigstore-signed and SLSA-attested. They are loaded at inference engine boot: Adapters are stored as OCI Artefacts, Sigstore-signed and SLSA-attested. [^1] They are loaded at inference engine boot: - **Shared adapters** (prefixed `dka-*`) accumulate cross-project general-domain skill. Every project benefits when these improve. - **Per-project adapters** (prefixed `{client}-*`) carry project-specific entity and terminology knowledge. They stay with their project. @@ -128,10 +132,3 @@ Each of these may integrate as a configuration addition or new subdirectory. Non - [[apprenticeship-substrate]] — how the Yo-Yo audit ledger generates LoRA adapter training signal - [[three-ring-architecture]] — the platform ring structure the Yo-Yo substrate extends ## References 1. `YOYO-COMPUTE.md` — workspace-root technical specification for the Yo-Yo compute substrate; source document for this topic. 2. `SLM-STACK.md` — workspace-root Rust stack specification; companion to this topic. 3. [[sys-adr-07|SYS-ADR-07]] — structured data never routes through AI; the sanitise-outbound discipline the Doorman enforces before any Yo-Yo compute call. 4. [[sys-adr-10|SYS-ADR-10]] — the mandatory human checkpoint; the Doorman enforces this at the Ring 2 write path regardless of compute tier. 5. `conventions/compounding-substrate.md` — the five structural properties the Yo-Yo substrate contributes to.