Describe what you want finished
Start with the outcome, references and constraints. You do not need to choose the internal model, agent or provider stack.
The public experience is intentionally simple: describe the finished outcome, let ILAIOS govern and execute the work, then receive the result only after the required checks pass.
No provider selection, worker IDs or internal routing decisions are required from the user.
Start with the outcome, references and constraints. You do not need to choose the internal model, agent or provider stack.
The system turns the request into bounded work and applies the permissions, policy and approvals required for that work.
The applicable capabilities execute the admitted work across web, software, media, research or a combination of them.
Required checks decide whether the result is accepted. If it passes, the finished result and its evidence are delivered; unresolved work does not become success by narrative.
This is the user-facing product path. Internal provider and execution details remain behind the product boundary.
The exact checks depend on the work being produced. Required acceptance checks cannot be skipped just to call the work finished.
The required function or outcome is actually present.
The result is checked against the stated acceptance criteria.
Applicable policy, security and permission checks remain satisfied.
The accepted result retains the evidence needed to review what was delivered.
Architecture, Core and Security explain the control and evidence model without forcing those internal details into the main product journey.