Typed candidate actions must pass an external policy decision before they reach an executor.
Coupled runtime
QICR
A proof-native runtime model that couples Q planning with Immaculate policy gates, LaaS evidence, and verifier-checkable execution records.
Policy context can help Q propose better routes, but permission still comes from the hard gate.
Action records, decisions, and verifier checks are shaped for audit without exposing private content.
Route governed
What QICR Means Publicly
QICR is the public architecture name for coupling an adaptive planning layer with an explicit governance control plane. The public claim is intentionally narrow: type the action, evaluate permission, execute only allowed routes, record the result, and make the chain reviewable.
- Q proposes typed candidate actions instead of unbounded side effects.
- Immaculate evaluates route, authority, policy, and consequence before execution.
- LaaS records evidence metadata and digests for later review.
- Verifier checks make tampering and stale replay easier to detect.
Route governed
Why It Belongs On IORCH
IORCH is the public route surface for governed agent operations. QICR explains how JAWS, Immaculate, LaaS, and verifier records fit together as one operating model without exposing private customer lanes or internal research material.
- Public pages describe concepts, download routes, and developer entry points.
- Private ledgers, customer workspaces, credentials, and secure lanes stay out of public indexing.
- The runtime boundary stays practical: complete mediation inside the modeled effect surface.