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ARCHITECTURE

Aerius separates cognitive functions into inspectable runtime layers.

Instead of asking a single model to manage memory, observation, reasoning, identity, knowledge, action, and evidence internally, Aerius coordinates these responsibilities through dedicated cognitive runtimes.

SYSTEM MAP

A layered map, not a rigid one-way pipeline.

User, environment, and data sources enter through IISL. Observation is governed by COR. CCO coordinates the task. Stack Brain, PbR, and MRMI manage reasoning depth, stack coordination, and strategy selection. COMS, IMC, RCC, KEL, DCR, and CPOR provide memory, identity, relational context, knowledge evolution, domain runtime, and conditional reuse. CEA, Voice / Expression, and Intent Action govern communication and action.

01

User / Environment / Data Sources

Signals, events, documents, requests, sources
02

IISL

Intelligent Interface and Sensor Layer
03

COR

Cognitive Observation Runtime
04

CCO

Central Cognitive Orchestrator
05

Stack Brain / PbR / MRMI

Reasoning stack coordination, priority, and strategy
06

COMS / IMC / RCC

Memory, identity, and relationship context
07

KEL / DCR / CPOR

Knowledge evolution, domain runtime, and conditional reuse
08

CEA / Voice Expression / Intent Action

Expression shaping and governed output or action
09

Trace / Evidence / Policy Gates / Human Review

Inspectable records and governance pathways
This map is conceptual. Some modules activate conditionally and some are cross-cutting rather than strictly sequential.

RUNTIME LAYERS

The cognitive runtime layers around the model.

Input & Interface Layer

Receives and structures input from users, files, APIs, sensors, events, documents, and external sources.

IISL

Observation Layer

Controls what should be observed, when, from which source, and under which evidence, risk, and resource constraints.

COR

Orchestration Layer

Coordinates tasks across memory, reasoning, observation, domain knowledge, action, trace, and policy systems.

CCO

Reasoning Control Layer

Coordinates reasoning stacks, prioritizes cognitive effort, and selects or improves reasoning strategies.

Stack BrainPbRMRMI

Memory & Identity Layer

Provides governed memory, as-of context, identity-bound memory, and relationship-aware activation.

COMSIMCRCC

Knowledge & Domain Runtime Layer

Structures human-derived knowledge, binds domain-specific reasoning protocols, and conditionally reuses prior outcomes.

KELDCRCPOR

Expression & Action Layer

Shapes system expression and governs whether cognitive intent becomes response, action, review, or block.

CEAVoice / ExpressionIntent Action

Trace, Evidence & Governance Layer

Records and governs behavior across observation, reasoning, memory, reuse, domain binding, expression, and action.

TraceEvidencePolicy GatesHuman Review

MODEL-AS-COMPONENT

The model is inside the architecture, not the architecture itself.

Aerius may use one or more AI models, but it does not rely on the model to internally handle every system responsibility. Memory, observation, domain reasoning, reuse, action governance, and traceability are handled by explicit architecture layers.

Architecture Boundary

Aerius Cognitive Architecture

Aerius is the architecture. Models are optional components inside it.

Observation Runtime
Memory Runtime
Reasoning Control
Domain Runtime
Identity / Relational Context
Action / Expression Governance
Trace / Evidence / Policy
Human Review / Governance

Replaceable component slot

AI Model|Optional Component

Observation, memory, reasoning, domain runtime, identity, action, expression, trace, evidence, policy, and review remain explicit architecture layers around model use.

CROSS-CUTTING SYSTEMS

Some layers influence the whole runtime.

COMS supports reasoning, evidence, identity, knowledge evolution, reuse, and trace.

PbR influences observation, reasoning depth, memory retrieval, action gating, and human review.

CEA shapes communication, expression, uncertainty, and safety-sensitive behavior.

KEL and MRMI affect knowledge validation, strategy selection, and improvement without base-model retraining.

RCC activates relationship-aware context only when relevant to task, role, risk, domain, or entity cues.

TRACE AND EVIDENCE

Inspectable records sit across the architecture.

Trace, evidence, policy gates, and human review make Aerius behavior inspectable rather than hidden inside a model-only process. They may apply to observation, memory retrieval, domain capsule activation, conditional reuse, expression, action, and output.