Cross-Core Architecture

●Draft

Axodus is a federation of bounded nuclei connected through reviewable contracts. A cross-core interface carries a request, decision, signal, asset, instruction, or receipt. It does not silently transfer authority from one nucleus to another.

Layers

Layer	Nuclei	Responsibility
Authority	Governance, federated DAOs, accountable owners	Rules, approval, escalation, suspension, reversal
Coordination	Business, Runtime	Intake, planning, state, handoffs, validation, incidents
Intelligence	ACS, Trinity, other bounded agents and MCPs	Analysis, estimates, policy checks, alerts, local holds
Knowledge	Academy, Proof of Knowledge	Learning, assessment, scoped qualification evidence
Products	Marketplace, Trading, Mining, Lottery, DeFi, DEX, BBA	Specialized products, services, and distribution
Financial	Treasury, Tokenomics, authorized contracts	Custody policy, economic authority, utility and distribution rules
Interface	AxodusAPP, product UIs, APIs	Bounded input and authorized state presentation
Assurance	Security, Accountability	Controls, incidents, reports, decisions, and receipts

Cross-Core Contract

Every material interface should identify:

• producer, consumer, and accountable owner;
• request or event type;
• minimum necessary data;
• authority required for the next transition;
• current implementation and activation state;
• failure, timeout, hold, and escalation behavior;
• evidence produced when the transition completes.

Key Interfaces

Producer	Consumer	Artifact	Boundary
Entry surface	Business	Demand intake record	Intake is not approval.
Business	Trinity	Planning request	Context is bounded; output remains advisory.
Trinity	Business	Plan or estimate	Human review precedes commitment.
Business or product owner	Governance	Decision package	Governance authority must match scope.
Governance	Runtime or executor	Decision	Decision does not prove execution.
Business or owner	ACS	Analysis request	ACS does not become process owner.
ACS	Runtime or owner	Alert or local hold	Local hold is not production enforcement.
Business	Marketplace	Asset package	Ownership and release authority are required.
Academy / PoK	Consumer	Qualification evidence	Consumer independently decides eligibility.
Product	Treasury	Economic-effect request	No movement without financial authority.
Treasury	Tokenomics or executor	Authorized instruction	Signing and execution must be separately enabled.
Runtime	Accountability	Lifecycle or incident receipt	Missing evidence remains visible.

Data Boundaries

Public state may be published only after authority and disclosure review. Operational records are shared on a minimum-necessary basis. Personal, client, security, credential, vulnerability, custody, pricing, strategy, and signing details remain private and separately controlled.

Runtime Boundary

Business and ACS have committed prototype surfaces; AxodusAPP has a read-only portfolio surface. These do not establish one integrated production runtime. Governance activation, Treasury execution, token issuance, provider access, wallet signing, contract writes, financial execution, and Lottery release remain independently evidence-gated.

Canonical Traceability

EPIC-08 registers 36 material cross-core pair families. Documentation symmetry means that both nuclei describe compatible contracts; it does not prove that an interface is implemented, activated, operational, or production-ready.

Integration family	Canonical pages
Business and ACS	Business ACS Integration, ACS Business Integration
Academy and Tokenomics	Academy Token Reward Flows, Academy Rewards
Marketplace and Treasury	Marketplace Treasury Alignment, Treasury Overview
Trading and Treasury	Trading Treasury Alignment, Treasury Trading Alignment
Mining and ACS	Mining ACS Integration, ACS Overview
Lottery and Treasury	Lottery Treasury and Fees, Treasury Overview
Governance and Runtime	Governance Proposal Lifecycle, Runtime Governance Escalation

Evidence references EVID-EP8-0004 and EVID-EP8-0007 support the documentation inventory and flow crosswalk only. They do not activate a cross-core runtime.

Integration Contract Minimum

Every cross-core relationship should identify a requesting core, responding core, input, output, interface or record, responsible authority, current status, and failure behavior. A request is not a command unless authority explicitly makes it one. An event is not evidence of successful handling without a consumer and receipt.

When either side lacks a compatible interface, the relation is directional or interface-unconfirmed. Documentation symmetry improves interpretation but does not prove transport, deployment, permissions, operational availability, or end-to-end execution.