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    HomerOS / system foundation

    The runtime that governs authorized action.

    HomerOS is SAiHi’s concept-stage operating-system and runtime architecture. Its intended design governs identity, capability, policy, containment, execution, and auditability, so intelligence can propose without receiving unrestricted authority.

    This page describes SAiHi-supplied system direction. It does not establish an implemented runtime, independently verified security behavior, or a security certification.

    01 / Runtime / architecture

    A defined path from proposal to audit.

    SAiHi’s architecture describes a control path for system execution. Each stage names a decision or boundary the intended runtime is meant to account for, not a claim that a running implementation has passed a test.

    Internal compass

    Intelligence does not receive unrestricted authority.

    An intelligent system may propose an action. The intended HomerOS role is to govern whether that action can proceed, then preserve an audit context for examining the result.

    Local-first execution, orchestration, state management, hardware interaction, provenance, and system coordination are named architecture concerns.

    SAiHi-described sequence

    The proposed execution path

    Conceptual model
    1. 01Authenticate
    2. 02Capability Check
    3. 03Policy Check
    4. 04Containment
    5. 05Execute
    6. 06Audit

    The sequence expresses intended design logic. It is not evidence of a deployed or tested runtime.

    02 / Authority / security

    Authority is explicit, scoped, and governed.

    HomerOS is intended to place identity, capability, policy, and containment between an intelligent proposal and an authorized action. That boundary explains the system’s security intent; it does not establish a security certification or independently tested behavior.

    01 / CONTROL

    Identity

    Whose request or action is under consideration?

    02 / CONTROL

    Capability

    Which defined capability could authorize it?

    03 / CONTROL

    Policy

    Does the request fit the applicable policy?

    04 / CONTROL

    Containment

    Which boundary is intended to limit execution?

    05 / CONTROL

    Audit

    What happened, and what can be examined later?

    These are the intended control concerns in SAiHi’s supplied architecture. No security certification, independent review, or production capability is claimed here.

    Designed authority boundary

    03 / Relationship to Sentio

    A foundation and an environment, designed as a pair.

    HomerOS and Sentio are distinct, mutually essential pillars. In SAiHi’s intended architecture, HomerOS provides Sentio’s foundational runtime and governs execution. Sentio is the applied intelligent environment and product experience, with Sentio.AI inside Sentio.

    Foundational runtime

    HomerOS

    The intended system foundation for authority, policy, contained execution, and auditability.

    Concept-stage direction

    Applied environment

    Sentio

    The platform and product experience through which governed intelligence is intended to become tangible.

    Sentio.AI / within Sentio

    This relationship is mutual, not a simple HomerOS-to-Sentio dependency ladder. The diagram describes intended system roles, not a verified production connection.

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