ARCHITECTURE / FIVE SYSTEMS

Five systems.
One core.

From understanding an economic problem to preparing an owned digital product, each part has a defined responsibility.

S1–S5 are the fixed scope of the MVP. No subsystem bypasses independent review, and a promising new specialty does not automatically become a sixth system.

01 / TECHNICAL FOUNDATION

The architecture in detail

Separation of responsibilities improves traceability, comparability and permission controls.

S1 / Financial analytics and forecasting

Measure economic signals, discrepancies, financial scenarios and forecast accuracy. A limited official Eurostat dataset experiment has already been evaluated.

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S2 / Business-process automation

Convert recurring tasks into well-bounded workflows and prepare drafts without unauthorized external operations.

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S3 / Optimization algorithms

Search for feasible decisions within cost, time, quality and risk limits; compare them against explicit baselines.

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S4 / Specialized AI systems

Research and test candidate algorithms through a separate Examiner. Preserve failed tests and compare against strong known methods.

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S5 / Owned digital products

Examine product demand, legal ownership, cost structure and revenue model. At P1.9, actual product release is not authorized.

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Governance is not a sixth system

The six questions, budget gate, evidence tracking and independent review apply across all five systems without expanding the architecture.

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02 / INTEGRATION

One controlled workflow

S1 supplies evidence, S3 explores feasible improvements, S2 prepares repeatable operations, S4 challenges methods and assumptions, and S5 governs the possible transition to an owned product. The internal prototype uses typed artifacts and independent rechecking.

None of these systems requires unrestricted paid language-model calls or grants permission to take external actions.