FLAGSHIP
THE AUTHORIZATION BOUNDARY · HIGH-ASSURANCE TIER
The gateway that stands between AI intent and mission effect.
FORMERLY THE HIGH-ASSURANCE GATEWAY — ARCHITECTURE AND ASSURANCE STATUS UNCHANGED
The flagship. MAG provides deterministic action authorization and output conformance at consequential AI boundaries. It canonicalizes a proposed action, evaluates it against versioned mandatory policy, and permits, constrains, denies, or quarantines the action before execution.
The staging build emits Ed25519-signed, hash-chained decision receipts. The status table below and the Trust record state exactly what runs today, what requires deployment tailoring, and what remains on the roadmap.
PLATE P-04 — AUTONOMOUS PLATFORM / HANGARCONTAINMENT.AI
FIG. 1 — DETERMINISTIC EVALUATION, IN DETAIL
STAGE DETAIL — DETERMINISTIC EVALUATION
The flow is canonicalized into a stable representation and evaluated against a versioned policy bundle. Ambiguity resolves to DENY; the same input, policy, and context produce the same ruling. When those exact inputs are retained, the policy decision can be re-evaluated. Air-gap-capable architecture, designed for DDIL; the status table below states exactly what runs today.
RULING: ALLOW · DENY · MODIFY · STEP_UP · DEFER — SAME INPUT + POLICY + CONTEXT, SAME RULING
FIG. 2 — DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Built against cross-domain requirements, with the remaining gaps published.
PRINCIPLE 01
No AI model makes the enforcement decision
The enforcement decision is pure policy evaluation. Models may inform upstream context; they never hold the gavel.
PRINCIPLE 02
Fail closed, by default
Lost connectivity, malformed input, or policy ambiguity resolves to DENY. Designed for DDIL and disconnected operation.
PRINCIPLE 03
Verifiable, then verified
Parsers engineered for formal verification from day one, with verification actively underway — assurance you'll be able to check, not just believe.
FIG. 3 — CAPABILITY STATUS, STATED PRECISELY
Here is what runs now, what is being verified, and what still depends on hardware.
CAPABILITYSTATUS
Diode interface and simulated driver
IMPLEMENTED
Protocol breaks — no session crosses the boundary
IMPLEMENTED · SOFTWARE
Deterministic and fail-closed
IMPLEMENTED
Ed25519-signed, hash-chained Gateway decision receipts
LIVE ON STAGING
Edge action authorization and output conformance APIs
IMPLEMENTED · STAGING
Client-side receipt verifier and published staging key
AVAILABLE
Physical Owl data-diode driver
PENDING VENDOR SDK
Formal verification of the parsing path
IN PROGRESS
NSA cross-domain standards
DESIGNED AGAINST
FedRAMP / ATO pathways
ROADMAP
VERIFY A GATEWAY STAGING RECEIPT LOCALLY · CURRENT PRODUCT AND ASSURANCE STATUS LIVES ON TRUST.
FIG. 4 — DEPLOYMENT CONTEXTS
CROSS-DOMAIN
DESIGNED FOR DDIL
OT / ICS BOUNDARIES
AIR-GAP-CAPABLE ARCHITECTURE
EGRESS-BLOCKED RUNTIME MODE — CI-PROVEN IN TEST · PRODUCTION ON-PREM: ROADMAP
MISSION-CRITICAL
FIG. 5 — DEPLOYMENT PROFILES
One gateway. Three deployment profiles.
The same decision core, tailored to the boundary it defends. Pick the profile that matches yours.
PROFILE 01 / AUTONOMY
Autonomy & Tactical Edge
UAS/UxS, C2, OT, sensor tasking, navigation, data release, and payload-adjacent control paths.
PROFILE 02 / FRONTIER
Frontier Agent Control
Evaluation sandboxes, long-horizon agents, tools, credentials, destinations, egress, and protected infrastructure.
PROFILE 03 / CROSS-DOMAIN
Cross-Domain & DDIL
Protocol breaks, local deterministic policy, signed evidence, and disconnected mission boundaries.
FIG. 6 — HOW THE GATEWAY IS ENGAGED
Not self-serve — and that's the point.
STEP 01 · BRIEFING
30 minutes against your real boundary — cross-domain, DDIL, OT, or air-gap-capable.
STEP 02 · SCOPE
Scope and fee set with you at the briefing — agreed before anything deploys.
STEP 03 · PILOT
Time-boxed and scoped to your mission — sized by enforcement point, not seats — deployed with our engineers, evidence pack at the end.
STEP 04 · PRODUCTION
Convert with the pilot fee credited toward year one — or keep the evidence and walk.
FIG. 7 — MISSION BRIEFS
One gateway, two briefs. Take the one written for your boundary.
BRIEF 01 / FRONTIER
MAG — Frontier Agent Control
Deterministic authorization for model-evaluation environments, frontier-agent runtimes, multi-agent systems, and consequential external actions.
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BRIEF 02 / AUTONOMY
MAG — Autonomy & Tactical Edge
Control-path authorization before UAS/UxS, C2, sensor-to-effector, ISR, and mission-boundary actions.
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ASSURANCE ROADMAP —
The edge enforcement profile and signed receipt chain are implemented, and formal verification is underway. Milestone status lives on the Trust page.