Case-study editorial preview / CS-03

Everything Is a Plugin but Authority Is Not

How can tools change without silently moving the authority boundary?

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The question

How can tools change without silently moving the authority boundary?

An AI system's usefulness depends on the boundary between observed facts, proposed actions, and accountable human decisions. This case asks where that boundary sits in one part of the WWAIOS design process.

The work

A documented approach

The design separates replaceable subject adapters from a stable governance and evidence contract.

Evidence position

What this record supports

The source record documents a design and internal review milestone. Its detailed claims and visuals still need an approved external derivative and a verified release manifest.

Boundary

What remains open

Architecture intent; portability and second-provider conformance remain to be proven.

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