Architecture

Four layers from enterprise context to governed action.

Lattice-Logos separates what an agent knows, what business concepts mean, what it can do, and the controls applied to execution.

01

Enterprise context

Authorized sources provide private business facts and operational state.

DatabasesFilesKnowledge basesAPIsEnterprise systems
02

Semantic layer

Business terms, entities, metrics, and provenance give raw context shared meaning.

TermsEntitiesMetricsMappingsProvenance
03

Capability runtime

Validated operations are composed into skills, capabilities, workflows, and agents.

OperationSkillCapabilityWorkflowAgent
04

Governance boundary

Tenant, role, execution, monitoring, and audit boundaries constrain platform activity.

Tenant isolationRBACPoliciesMonitoringAudit
Data & systemsBusiness meaningReusable capabilityGoverned execution

This page describes the platform model. Integration coverage and controls vary by status; planned capabilities remain explicitly marked on their detailed pages.

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Architecture

See the platform layers

Understand how context, semantics, runtime, and governance fit together.

Runtime

Understand capability execution

Follow operations, skills, capabilities, agents, and execution boundaries.

Reference

Manufacturing workflow

See a reference order-to-fulfillment configuration without customer claims.

Reference

Cross-border trade workflow

See how orders, production, customs handoffs, delivery, and settlement can be coordinated.

Docs

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Start with platform concepts, integration status, and runtime vocabulary.