Your data stays yours
inside S0.
Ownership stays with you. Access follows permissions. Material actions keep runtime provenance. Critical handling waits for humans. Runtime boundaries follow your requirements.
Your data stays yours.
Objects, materials, working memory, semantic memory, agreements, session content, and runtime provenance accumulated in S0 belong to the customer. S0 carries these assets; it does not own them.
The longer an organization uses S0, the more valuable its memory becomes. Ownership must be explicit from day one.
Access follows authorization.
Agents and human members follow the same permission boundaries. What they can access, change, and trigger is defined in advance. Outside that boundary, agents cannot see or touch the data.
An agent gets no side door. That is a basic rule in S0 governance.
Every action leaves evidence.
Reads, changes, and references enter runtime provenance. Who acted, when, on what basis, and with what impact: the path is queryable without reconstructing the scene later.
“Who used this data?” becomes a query, not a guess.
Critical handling waits for humans.
Critical actions that affect data, such as bulk changes or external sends, require human confirmation by default. When an agent reaches that step, it stops and waits; the confirmation itself is recorded.
Boundaries follow your requirements.
S0 supports both BYO machine and Cloud Runtime. The runtime, agents, objects, materials, agreements, and provenance can stay inside the boundary your organization requires.
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