Arcstone Modules

This page describes the core modules of Arcstone OS, including how system components interact to govern admissibility, authorization, and continuity across complex environments.

Modules are major structural components of Arcstone OS. They describe functional partitions within the architecture, not products or deployable packages.

Core Modules

Existence-Governance Module
Enforces existence-level permissioning.
Authorization Module
Evaluates admissibility of proposed states.
Legitimacy Module
Determines lawful classes of state.
Continuity Module
Preserves long-horizon coherence.
Identity Module
Maintains persistent entity representation.
Memory Module
Supports structured recall across time.

Evaluation Modules

State Evaluation Engine
Computes deterministic outcomes.
Constraint Resolution Engine
Applies bounds and restrictions.

Interface Modules

Human Interface Layer
Human-facing surfaces.
Machine Interface Layer
Machine-facing surfaces.

Module Relationships

Modules are arranged hierarchically.

Upstream modules constrain downstream modules.

Downstream modules never override upstream constraints.

What Modules Are Not

Not microservices
Not plugins
Not feature bundles
Not products

Modules exist to preserve structural clarity.