SCP defines a pre-execution coordination layer
— where decisions are explicitly owned, constrained, and recorded before execution becomes irreversible.
Governance defines what can be approved, what must be blocked, and what requires review. Rules are approved, versioned, and auditable — with clear jurisdiction and escalation paths. Accountability is enforced before execution, not reconstructed after outcomes.
Logic evaluates signals and context to surface constraints, thresholds, and failure modes.
Logic surfaces constraints, thresholds, and failure modes — ownership makes the call.
Capital moves only after a commitment record exists — owned, timestamped, and bounded.
Capital responds only to validated coordination and recorded commitments.
