The relationships the framework governs.

The public architecture describes the relationships Geometry Intelligence governs. It does not disclose the proprietary computation, routing or internal system design used in production.

What the framework represents.

1. 01 — Entity Layer
   People, organisations, objects, events, concepts, problems.

   Entities are the primitives. Everything the framework reasons about is either an entity or a relationship between entities.
2. 02 — Evidence Layer
   Records, sources, provenance, dates, jurisdictions.

   Evidence is the material that supports or contradicts claims about entities. Its jurisdiction, date and authorship are structural properties, not metadata.
3. 03 — Relationship Layer
   Reinforcement, contradiction, dependency, sequence, context.

   Relationships are the reasoning surface. They are typed, directional and inspectable — not implicit correlations.
4. 04 — Reasoning Layer
   Decomposition, comparison, candidate formation, constraint checking.

   A problem is broken into questions. Candidate answers are compared against relevant relationships and constraints. This description is conceptual; it is not an account of the private computation.
5. 05 — Validation Layer
   Verification method changes by domain.

   A conclusion is not accepted because the framework produced it. Each domain applies its own standard of proof — formal, empirical, clinical, legal, or provenance-based.

From problem to inspectable outcome.

Conceptual workflow only. Proprietary processes and implementation details are intentionally excluded.