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# Architecture and logic

Status: `PUBLIC_ABSTRACTED` Authority: none through this document

UNITERA separates institutional knowledge, context, cognition, authority, execution and evidence. This separation makes capable AI useful without transferring accountability to a model.

```
REALITY → KNOW → THINK → PROPOSE → AUTHORIZE → ACT → PROVE → LEARN
```

## Core invariants

```
Evidence != Truth
Context != Permission
Cognition != Authority
Approval != Execution
Receipt != Verification
Model != Institution
```

Institutional knowledge grows from traceable sources and decisions. KNOW supplies purpose-bound context. THINK analyzes and plans. Only a separate governance and execution boundary may permit real-world effects. PROVE keeps outcomes and uncertainty reviewable; LEARN returns only reviewed change to institutional state.

> Conceptual public projection — not deployment, service, repository, protocol or security topology.


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