Architecture

Many surfaces.
A connected foundation.

Aevos brings identity, communication, and evidence into a shared operational context. The interfaces are different ways to see and work with that context.

How the pieces fit

A structure for work.

These layers describe the architecture. A surface can show evidence without granting authority to act.

01 / Context

History and relationships

Events and causal references can make the history and relationships of work inspectable.

02 / Coordination

Work across boundaries

Routing and policy help work move across environments with scope and ownership visible.

03 / Interfaces

Meet the work where it is

Web, desktop, command line, and native surfaces provide different ways to interact with the system.

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04 / Identity

Know who and where

Identity and session bindings help distinguish an actor from the surface where it is currently reachable.

05 / Authority

Keep action explicit

A view or a delivered message does not by itself grant permission or establish completion.

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06 / Observation

See what is known

Health, signals, and receipts can support investigation, with freshness and missing evidence made visible.

See it in practice

Follow a real interaction.

See how Codex reached an existing Claude session and what the observed interaction actually established.

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