What AQ Provides
AQ is grounded in ten fully drafted patent families and seven execution domains. It implements identity, cognition, and provenance using deterministic, substrate-agnostic rules. It has a conformance model that any system can integrate progressively. It's protected by 70+ filed claims (and growing) across adaptive indexing, provenance, agent cognition, semantic identity, and memory-native protocol design.
It offers:
- Unified identity & execution: Dynamic trust‑slope identity tied directly to behavior.
- Agents that carry state: Memory, policy, lineage, and intent inside the object.
- Deterministic evolution: Safe, traceable, policy‑bound mutation.
- Built‑in provenance & indexing: No databases, no centralized ledgers.
- Embodiment‑ready: Works across robots, devices, sims, or LLM pipelines.
AQ’s Foundational Domains
AQ replaces the fractured world of blockchains, identity systems, content registries, agent frameworks, robotics stacks, and AI safety layers with one coherent substrate. No other platform spans all seven domains. No one else can compete across the entire stack.
- Adaptive Indexing & Governance: Scoped mutation, aliasing, and distributed decisions.
- Content Anchoring & Provenance: Entropy‑derived identifiers and traceable lineage.
- Core Semantic Agents: Agents with memory, policy, intent, and deterministic behavior.
- Identity & Trust-Slope: Evolving identity without credentials or static keys.
- Memory-Native Protocols: Execution where every message carries its own state.
- Embodied & Synthetic Intelligence: Stable, safety‑bounded behavior in real or simulated worlds.
- AQ‑DSM / Cognitive Modeling: Model cognition, drift, recovery, and integrity.
A Structural Upgrade — Not a Rebuild
AQ slots into existing systems without forcing a rewrite. It replaces only the parts of your architecture that break under scale, autonomy, or decentralization. Teams integrate AQ by replacing only their identity, memory, or provenance layers. Everything else stays as-is. With AQ, teams no longer need:
- Global consensus to validate identity or behavior.
- Centralized servers or monolithic control layers.
- Post‑hoc ethics, filters, or “safety wrappers.”
- Static keys, credential stores, or brittle authentication schemes.
- External databases for provenance, history, or lineage.
- Ad‑hoc agent memory, patchy state handling, or opaque logs.
- Custom rule engines or brittle policy enforcement logic.
- Separate systems for content tracking, identity, execution, and governance.
- Blockchain‑level overhead just to coordinate distributed operations.
- Sim‑only runtimes that break the moment you add embodiment.
AQ does the heavy lifting: identity, memory, policy, provenance, mutation, and safety — all encoded directly into the objects you execute. Simple.
Scalable. Ethical. Inevitable.
AQ is the first platform that unifies cognition, identity, memory, and provenance into a single execution substrate. Everything else is a patchwork in comparison. It scales across legacy networks, federated topologies, embodied devices, and cloud clusters—no rewrites required. By grounding every action in identity, policy, and memory, AQ creates a shared rule system where diverse agents and communities can operate safely, transparently, and cooperatively. It turns fragmented ecosystems into coherent, ethical, interoperable networks.
Early Licensing
AQ is opening early licensing across all seven domains. Teams building agents, robotics, content systems, identity layers, or cognitive tools can adopt today.