
Sovereign
Authority
The industry is converging on the meta-harness—the layer above your coding agents that coordinates them, remembers across sessions, and sets policy. XSI-AIMS™ is an open governance specification for that layer: sovereign inference, authority, observability, evidence, and controlled machine interaction. It is public and inspectable; XSI commercial products are implementations of it.
XSI Helm™ is the human operating surface above compliant XSI infrastructure. The specification beneath it still governs.

AIMS is not a model, an agent, an application, Helm, or the XSI commercial platform. It defines the architecture and governance conditions under which compliant systems operate.

Authority originates with the user, reaches the system through the northbound surface, moves through the governed topology, and returns with evidence of what happened.
These images are illustrative. Canonical topology, role definitions, and permitted paths remain controlled by the specification.

Authority

Generative planning

Constraining planning

Resource formation

Integration

Constraint enforcement

Output formation

Long-running work

Internal firewall

Sole external application gateway

