Governed execution: from request to review
Follow the whitepaper Work lifecycle from request to recorded outcome and review. Shared-resource and multi-agent scenarios still require workflow-specific evaluation; the plate is not scheduling coverage.
Technical Whitepaper · English Edition · September 2026 · Figure 7
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1 · Work request
Identify the intent, purpose, target, scope and constraints. A request is not permission to execute; the reporting example is illustrative, not ERP compatibility evidence.
2 · Policy and context
Evaluate identity, rights, classification, scope and relevant prerequisites against the applicable policy. Access to a model or tool does not authorize the Work.
3 · Approval, if required
Some Work requires an additional approval under the policy. Record its owner, scope and conditions. Approval is a governance condition, not a replacement for policy; not all Work requires approval.
4 · Governed execution
The protected Packr Engine governs the supported, authorized path. Execute only within the admitted scope; specific isolation and coverage require evaluation.
5 · Evidence, validation and receipt
Capture relevant records and compare results with declared criteria. Evidence and validation can be incomplete. A technical receipt records an outcome, not business acceptance or automatic closure.
6 · Recovery and continuation
Stop and preserve relevant evidence when something goes wrong. Review the failure and decide whether to correct, retry or escalate within policy. Recovery is a governed decision, not an automatic restart.
7 · Reuse and Pack intelligence
A prior result may inform a reusable candidate only after rights, scope and eligibility review. New execution requires fresh authority; successful Work is not automatically reusable knowledge.
8 · Security evaluation
Assess the applicable identity, access, policy, isolation and monitoring controls for the selected scope. The drawing is not certification, tested universal coverage or a scheduler guarantee. For multi-agent Work, evaluate shared-resource risks separately.
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The whitepaper distinguishes bounded roles, conceptual architecture and future concepts. This reference does not establish release authorization, certification, legal approval or customer production outcomes.