Certifier · Interoperability

Interoperability

Interoperability defines how Certifier connects certification activity to the broader Satoshium Suite while preserving clear institutional responsibility between systems.

Certifier applies Suite Standards and Suite Methodology to produce the Certification Package and generated artifacts that other Suite institutions may independently catalog, preserve, reference, discover, attest, or use in workflows.

Suite Interoperability →

Operational Certification Flow

Exercised production set / conditional downstream relationships — not a mandatory Suite-wide pipeline. The diagram illustrates the inaugural production relationships; each institution retains authority over its own canonical objects, and downstream participation is not universally required.

Certification Subject
↓
Certification Package
↓
SCPR · SCR · SCRD HTML / JSON
↓
SREG · CHR · ANCH · BEAC · ATT · TRST
↓
Registry · Chronicle · Anchor · Beacon · Attestor

The inaugural certification now participates in production-proven interoperability through Beacon discovery and Attestor's governed Attestation, Rule-Constrained Evaluation, and bounded Trust Statement. Navigator remains the Suite's operational workflow-definition and orchestration institution.

Registry

Operational

Registry creates its own SREG to catalog and preserve durable reference to Certifier outputs.

SC-CERT-2026-0001 → SREG-2026-0001
Open SREG →

Chronicle

Operational

Chronicle creates its own Chronicle Entry for qualifying historical Occurrences associated with certification activity.

SC-CERT-2026-0001 certification-created Occurrence → CHR-2026-0001
Open CHR →

Anchor

Operational

Anchor creates its own Integrity Reference for a governed representation of an authoritative artifact. It does not anchor the Certification Package merely because the Package exists.

Source Artifact → SCRD-SC-CERT-2026-0001
↓ references_source
Integrity Reference → ANCH-2026-0001
Open ANCH →

Atlas

Atlas provides authoritative subject intelligence and evidence materials that may become Certification Subjects.

Atlas Certification →

Beacon

Operational

Beacon publishes governed Discovery Signals and discovery metadata without becoming the authority for the source object. BEAC-2026-0001 directly observed SC-CERT-2026-0001 as its primary authoritative source.

SC-CERT-2026-0001 → direct Beacon observation → BEAC-2026-0001
Open BEAC →

Attestor

Operational

Attestor creates governed Attestations and produces bounded Trust Statements through Rule-Constrained Evaluation of eligible governed inputs without replacing Certifier's certification decision.

SC-CERT-2026-0001 + eligible governed Suite-source inputs → ATT-2026-0001 → Rule-Constrained Evaluation · supported → TRST-2026-0001
Open ATT → Open TRST →

Navigator

Operational

Navigator provides workflow definition and orchestration around Suite records without changing institutional ownership.

Open Navigator →

Certification Package

The Certification Package remains Certifier's canonical operational record. Downstream Suite objects remain traceable to it while retaining their own identifiers, schemas, lifecycle, and authority.

Open Package →

First Production Interoperability Set

Certifier → SC-CERT-2026-0001
Registry → SREG-2026-0001
Chronicle → CHR-2026-0001
Anchor → ANCH-2026-0001
Beacon → BEAC-2026-0001
Attestor → ATT-2026-0001 · TRST-2026-0001

These are related institution-owned objects. They are not Versions of one another and do not share authority. TRST-2026-0001 is derived-from ATT-2026-0001; both Attestor objects preserve governed references to the relevant Suite-source objects.

Boundary Principle

Certifier certifies.
Registry catalogs.
Chronicle preserves historical Occurrences.
Anchor preserves Integrity References.
Beacon publishes Discovery Signals.
Attestor creates governed Attestations and produces bounded Trust Statements through Rule-Constrained Evaluation.
Navigator defines and orchestrates workflows.

Connection ≠ Identity.
Reference ≠ Derivation.
Reference ≠ Support.
Reference does not transfer authority.
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