Bounded AI OS-Object Family Baseline (2026-04)
This note marks the first invariant-stable baseline for the current bounded
deterministic AI OS-object family in T81.
It is intended as a rollback and reference anchor, not as a claim of general
system completeness.
For the single-source freeze document that states what is actually frozen and
excluded, see
STABLE_BASELINE_CONTRACT.md.
Baseline Identifier
- recommended tag:
baseline-bounded-ai-os-object-family-2026-04-02
Included In This Baseline
- validated bounded composition family:
assess-fixed
route-fixed
classify-fixed
- shared typed object pipeline using the current helper surface
- canonical bundle as the top-level persisted object for each validated chain
- Canonical Identity Invariant documented for the validated family
- cross-root validation for identical task/model/policy/input across:
- result artifact
- provenance artifact
- downstream record
- canonical bundle
What Is Validated
For the current validated family, identical task, model, policy, and input
produce identical:
result_ref and result bytes
provenance_ref and provenance bytes where checked
record_ref and downstream record bytes
bundle_ref and final bundle bytes
Those identities are root-independent across different CanonFS roots.
What Is Explicitly Not Claimed
- no fourth composition is implied
- no open-ended orchestration is implied
- no generalized schema family is implied
- no general AI runtime completeness is implied
- no future composition inherits the invariant automatically without its own
proof
Intended Use
Use this baseline as:
- a known-good rollback point
- a reference anchor for future bounded-family work
- a control point for detecting drift in object identity, helper contracts, or
bundle discipline
Reference Surfaces Frozen By This Baseline
- canonical newcomer-facing explainer:
- bounded family catalog:
- shared framework contract:
- current runnable examples:
Current Boundary
This baseline preserves a small bounded family only.
It does not promote:
- a workflow engine
- a general packaging system
- a rule execution engine
- agents
- orchestration
- broader inference claims than the currently validated family supports