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Lamiak Core · Context

What the system knows before it acts.

Assembling the records, documents and permissions a task needs into one packet, before an agent is allowed to do anything with them.

The question

What does an agent see when it starts a task?

A packet put together for that one task: the records the step needs, the documents attached to them, and the permissions that apply. Assembly is built for selected workflows and runs ahead of the step it feeds. The packets themselves are not kept afterwards, so there is nowhere yet to open one and read what went in.

How it works today

In development

What is built, stated as built.

Assembly is wired into the workflows that need it, and it runs before the step it feeds.

  1. Assembled per task

    The records and documents a step needs are gathered first, rather than left to the step to ask for them part-way through.

  2. Bounded by the organisation

    What may be gathered is limited to the records tagged to that organisation, and database access rules are set up the same way; known gaps in that separation are still being closed.

  3. Selected workflows

    Assembly is built where a workflow needs it, not switched on across everything a product does.

What is planned

Planned

What is designed, stated as designed.

Keeping the packet, and keeping the data it drew on, are designed and not built.

  1. Packets kept for review

    Saving each assembled packet so a person can open it afterwards and read what the step was actually given.

  2. Snapshots to check against

    Versioned snapshots of the data behind a run, so a result can be re-checked against the input that produced it.

What this leans on

The registry entries behind this page.

Each card carries its own status, taken from the registry rather than written here. How the labels are used is set out on the trust page.

Context assembly

In development

Gather the records and permissions an agent needs for a task into one packet before it acts; built for selected workflows, and packets are not yet saved for review.

Separation between businesses

In development

Each business's records are tagged to its organization, and database access rules limit staff to their own organization's data; known gaps in this separation are still being closed.

Dataset snapshots

Planned

Versioned snapshots of the feedback and outcome data used for training and evaluation.

Start with one workflow that matters.

We map the work, the systems it touches and the approvals it needs before anything is automated.