One decision. Independent authority. A recorded result.

A versioned, canonical representation of an intent and its domain context. Adapters supply scoped inputs from existing systems. Accepted inputs and the full evaluation context must be bound before reproducibility can be claimed.

Applicable governing requirements and internal institutional policies remain distinct. Each participant owns and approves the policies represented under its authority. Policy evaluation cannot create that institution’s approval.

The bounded set of candidates that satisfy the required participant assertions and hard gates in the evaluated context. Blocked, conditional, waiting or unknown requirements cannot silently enter the permissible set.

Ranks permissible alternatives under a bounded scoring contract. A score cannot override policy, replace approval, or make an unavailable candidate permissible. Selection and execution remain institutional actions.

Preserves relevant input provenance, policy context, participant responses, route exclusions and the resulting determination. Later authorization or action events are separate records, with their own provenance.

Retrieves the retained context for a historical determination. Re-evaluation under changed policy is a new result. Exact executable replay additionally requires the retained evaluator artifacts and separate verification.

A role-scoped audit view for authorized regulators and auditors. Inspection does not grant institutional authority or initiate external actions. Production regulator access is not established in the current evidence.

StratX evaluates, coordinates, explains and records. Institutions retain selection, authorization and execution through their own systems. No assets, private keys or institutional execution authority move into the coordination layer.