One record.
Across the system.
KLM defines a candidate record vocabulary. SEDIM provides the reference architecture. Nage AI OS carries those records across an operating environment. Craton explores whether managed layers can supply usable knowledge.
Three distinct jobs
A shared record does not make the components interchangeable.
01 · Reference architecture
SEDIM
Grounding and records are available today. The trained-layer application remains in development.
Open SEDIM →02 · Operating environmentNage AI OS
The operating components are available with implementation-specific integration gaps made explicit.
Open Nage AI OS →03 · Candidate standardKLM
A public charter and candidate vocabulary—not a certification scheme or blanket assurance claim.
Open KLM →Availability and evidence
Say what exists. Show what the record answers.
| System | Availability | The record must answer |
|---|---|---|
| KLM | Public charter; candidate standard. Full public v1.0 forthcoming. | Which record fields and checks describe the result? |
| SEDIM | Grounding and records with Qwen3-8B. | Which sources and signals participated? |
| Nage AI OS | Operating components with implementation-specific gaps. | Which service owns each handoff and disclosure? |
| Craton / Pro | Research and development. | Can managed layers supply usable knowledge? |
Scope note. A shared record makes a result inspectable within its stated scope. It is not a blanket guarantee of correctness, completeness or certification.
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