Unreleased documentation. These pages follow the main branch and can change before the next release. For supported guidance, use v0.44.0.
Use this map to find the product that owns a behavior before changing configuration or code. Base Registry Engine (BReg) owns governed registry records.
| Question | Owner |
|---|---|
| Who stores and mutates governed registry records? | Base Registry Engine |
| Who evaluates a bounded evidence requirement and signs the answer? | Registry Evidence |
| Who renders static registry metadata? | Registry Manifest |
| Who serves a curated provider index? | Registry Discovery |
| Who coordinates accountable human review? | Registry Casework |
| Who provides shared security and operational primitives? | Registry Platform |
Trust boundaries
Section titled “Trust boundaries”| Boundary | Invariant |
|---|---|
| BReg write boundary | Only compiled model operations and authorized profiles can mutate PostgreSQL records. |
| Evidence source boundary | Every request target, method, path, credential, timeout, and response bound comes from reviewed configuration. |
| Evidence assertion boundary | Only declared concepts and value forms enter the signed assertion. |
| Manifest publication boundary | Output is descriptive static metadata and grants no runtime authority. |
| Discovery selection boundary | A selection is inert until an application validates and accepts it locally. |
| Casework decision boundary | Casework records review; the source system retains mutation authority. |
No shared root activates the products atomically. Operators record and recover each product revision separately.
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