Technical architecture
A governed reasoning plane above systems of observation and record.
L.U.C.I. is designed to normalize evidence into an architecture model while preserving provenance, uncertainty, decision context, and human authority.
Provenance, ownership, discovery state, review context.
Topology, intent, dependencies, trust, failure domains, lifecycle.
Graph model
Three linked graphs make the reasoning inspectable.
Intent graph
Desired service paths, segmentation, resilience objectives, SLOs, ownership, and declared constraints.
Evidence graph
Observed state, source provenance, timestamps, contradiction, confidence boundary, and missing verification.
Decision graph
Recommendation, rationale, authority, validation criteria, rollback context, and conditions for re-review.
Integration principle
Observe with the best tool for the domain. Reason across the domains.
Remain authoritative for the evidence they collect.
Maps evidence into architecture context without erasing provenance.
Controls consequential actions and accepts risk.
Named tools or platforms are examples of potential evidence sources. This architecture page does not claim implemented integrations unless separately demonstrated.
Governance boundary
Regulated workflows require stronger boundaries, not stronger claims.
Synthetic proof
No sensitive uploads. Demonstrates product behavior only.
Controlled
Scoped evidence, documented handling, explicit authority, measurable workflow.
Governed
Identity, RBAC, retention, audit, source provenance, integration controls.
Bounded
Policy-controlled actions only where explicitly authorized and validated.