The requested result enters with the identity, project context and limits that define the operating boundary.
ILAIOS Core
One control authority around every governed execution.
Core connects the requested outcome to permissions, bounded execution, verification, evidence and recovery without handing system authority to a model, agent or provider.
Controlled path
From intent to an accepted result.
Policy, permissions and approvals decide what the work is allowed to do before sensitive execution.
The work is decomposed and routed to bounded capabilities; a model or agent name is never authority by itself.
Acceptance checks, evidence and bounded recovery decide whether the result is ready to deliver.
Core principle
Execution resources can change. Authority does not.
Single control boundary
Identity, policy, approvals and permitted actions remain explicit and centralized.
Bounded execution
Agents, skills, tools and providers operate only inside the scope granted to the job.
Independent acceptance
Validation and required approvals determine whether produced work can advance.
Evidence and recovery
Material state, provenance and failure handling stay reviewable when work succeeds or fails.