Reference Architectures / Canonical Set
Governed Multi-Agent Runtime and PANTHEON Architecture
A governed, durable multi-agent architecture that separates reasoning, authorization, deterministic execution, verification, memory, observability, and evidence.
Publication record
RA-001
- Publication class
- Reference Architecture
- Status
- Candidate
- Revision
- 1.0.0-candidate
- Pages
- 27
- Controls / criteria
- 18
- Review or expiration
- Mar 16, 2027
- File size
- 163 KB
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