Resources
Documentation, guides, API reference, status, and field notes — every public surface in one hub.
Brand and location boundaries enforced at the database level: blocked by default, explicit by design — and how to think about structuring a new brand.
Which agent actions require human gates, how gate decisions are recorded, how operator overrides work, and how the trail is reconstructed later.
How platform usage fees are metered: an append-only, platform-signed, hash-chained ledger with a nightly parity check and a monthly invoicing loop.
Reading path
Four public stops — docs, guides, diligence, and support. No downloadable Evidence Pack on this page.
Architecture and integrator contracts, nested by systems layer.
Outcome-first walkthroughs regrouped by family.
Curated public reading path for counsel — attestations on request.
Orientation across docs, status, trust, and contact.
New to the platform: what it is, how a rollout is shaped from first pilot to portfolio, and where daily work happens. Read these first — every other section assumes this orientation.
The structural model underneath every venture: tenant hierarchy, database-level isolation, the layer model, decision logic, and the audit trail. These docs explain why the boundaries exist and how they hold under load.
Hierarchy, brand boundary, and how isolation is enforced.
L0–L4 model and the Business OS decision worksheet.
Audit trail and reconstructable evidence for operators and counsel.
Triangle secure sign-on, end to end: the public-to-console handoff, session and token mechanics, and how grants resolve per brand. Read these before touching any credentialed surface.
The shared record and the shared book: data fabric orientation, isolation mechanics, billing splits, and royalty metering. How operational data and money movement stay separated per brand.
Governed automation: the boundaries every agent contract declares and the approval gates in front of irreversible actions. What agents may do unattended — and what always waits for a human.
What an agent may see, propose, execute, and retain.
Human gates on irreversible action classes — recorded and scoped per brand.
Running the platform day to day: rosters and constraints, incident readiness, and the support surfaces operators actually use. The operational playbook once the pilot is live.
Building on the platform: the API map, the endpoint reference for the console’s published surfaces, versioning policy, webhooks and events, and the checklist that decides whether an integration is done.
Published surfaces, versioning, and compatibility rules.
Webhooks, events, and the boundaries for building against the platform.
Per-vertical operating loops — fitness, capital, dining, property, construction, and counsel. Same substrate, tuned workflows, one doc per lane.
Opinionated paths for operators, integrators, and counsel — regrouped by trust/edge, institutional path, vertical hardware, and commercial enablement.
Curated public reading path for counsel — isolation, sign-on, gates, audit evidence. No downloadable Evidence Pack on this page; attestations stay on request.
What a Phase 1 Evidence Package must contain before a go/no-go — categories only; no fake filled packages.
Documentation, status, trust, contact, onboarding, and the boundary between public help and the operator console.
Architecture, per-brand isolation, and operator walkthroughs — institutional grade.
Long-form rollout, isolation, agent policy, and royalty orientation from the public catalog.
A curated reading path for counsel and security reviewers — isolation, sign-on, gates, and audit docs, plus how to request a briefing.
For integrators building against the platform's published contracts.
Public ship log for marketing surfaces and console-adjacent work.
Platform economics, identity, and franchise OS notes from the field.
Security and governance framed as product, not a PDF annex.
Institutional updates from the consortium and venture lanes.
How multi-unit operators actually adopt a Business OS: one bounded workflow, explicit proof criteria, then expansion on evidence.
A measured Business OS rollout starts with decisions, owners, evidence, and review gates — not a portfolio-wide switch-flip.
Useful agents act inside explicit scope, policy, approvals, and evidence trails while human operators retain the gates.
Orientation
Start at Support when you need orientation across docs, status, trust, and contact.
Use Documentation and API Reference for architecture and integrator contracts — nested by systems layer on `/docs`.
Read Guides for outcome-first walkthroughs — open Diligence when counsel is in the room. Nothing here is a downloadable Evidence Pack.
Changelog and Newsroom track what shipped without inventing customer claims.