Governance Principles
This page states the operating posture. It does not attempt to restate the whole system.
OmegaOS™ is the platform. OmegaOS™ Kernel is the deterministic runtime. Public outcomes remain bounded: ALLOW, DENY, INDETERMINATE.
Operating posture
These principles define how the system behaves under ambiguity, pressure, and review.
Advisory-first design
The runtime produces public decisions that inform operators and calling systems. It does not execute business consequences by itself.
Fail-closed default
When enforce-mode evaluation cannot complete, the system returns DENY. This is distinct from INDETERMINATE, where evaluation completed but evidence stayed insufficient.
Deterministic evaluation
Identical inputs, policy version, and evidence set produce the same decision. No heuristic weighting, no probabilistic inference, no contextual reinterpretation.
Evidence-bound resolution
Resolution occurs only against registered evidence. External data, unstated assumptions, and hidden context do not enter the decision path.
Jurisdictional anchoring
Infrastructure and contractual posture remain anchored in Switzerland. Core evaluation and license verification do not require external online dependency.
Canonical references
Technical Artifact
Owns formal runtime semantics, invariants, and verification boundary.
Technical ArtifactCompliance
Owns regulatory mapping and public alignment boundaries. This page does not provide legal mapping tables.
ComplianceReview the security architecture
Security controls reinforce these principles without changing their boundary.
Security Architecture