Authority continuity
Credentials, delegations, issuers, scopes, and approvals can expire or drift while the workflow keeps moving. Runtime Admissibility checks whether authority is still current at execution time.
Runtime Admissibility Core
Approval is not legitimacy forever.
Runtime Admissibility Core evaluates whether a proposed or continuing action remains admissible under current state, authority, constraints, and consequence boundary.
Built for autonomous workflows, healthcare operations, finance, infrastructure, robotics, and multi-agent systems where execution cannot inherit stale legitimacy.
Credentials, delegations, issuers, scopes, and approvals can expire or drift while the workflow keeps moving. Runtime Admissibility checks whether authority is still current at execution time.
Operational state must be fresh enough, internally consistent, and supported by runtime signals before a consequential action can remain admissible.
The primitive does not replace judgment or domain expertise. It determines whether the supplied packet has enough live legitimacy for the requested execution path to proceed.
Execution-time governance
Validated conditions, freshness windows, conflicts, missing signals, and current execution context.
Issuer, scope, delegation chain, expiration, revocation status, and mandate continuity.
admissible, conditional, or inadmissible with deterministic artifact hash and replayable governance signals.