The candidate standard
Six cumulative levels describe what a declared record contains and what can be inspected. The public charter is available; a full public v1.0 specification is forthcoming.
KLM develops a candidate record vocabulary. SEDIM separates the architectural responsibilities behind source-aware answers. Nage AI OS preserves the record as it moves across application boundaries.
Six cumulative levels describe what a declared record contains and what can be inspected. The public charter is available; a full public v1.0 specification is forthcoming.
The current path uses Qwen3-8B, grounding and records. Managed VARVE layers, CLAST initialisation and wider target-architecture roles remain visibly separated from what is available today.
Source identity, grounding signals, explicit unknowns and verification scope travel with the answer so the next recipient can see what is present and what is missing.
Component names describe responsibilities across knowledge, substrate, delivery and contract boundaries. Integration readiness is evaluated at each specific boundary.
Determine what the task asks and which boundaries apply.
Use the relevant source material allowed to participate in the current request.
Return the response while keeping measured, heuristic and unavailable signals distinct.
Preserve source, signal and scope information for the receiving application or reviewer.