SOUL / Persona / Directive Stack
What the AI is, how it behaves, and what boundaries it respects.
We are handling the complexity by treating Sociail as one coherent AIX backbone with many composed surfaces, not as a pile of separate feature projects.
Every major feature has to reuse that spine. If a feature needs its own identity model, permission model, receipt model, memory model, or claim language, that is a warning sign.
What the AI is, how it behaves, and what boundaries it respects.
How intent, risk, memory, tools, autonomy, effort, and escalation are routed.
What context may move between rooms, users, agents, tools, memories, and models.
What is allowed, blocked, staged, approved, or denied.
What is remembered, structured, corrected, forgotten, or cited.
How actions happen outside model context.
What happened, why, under whose authority, with what proof.
Tasks, decisions, commitments, artifacts, records, and outcomes.
First wedge · primary surface
The first wedge and primary delivery surface, the room is where the spine becomes visible to the user.
Agent creation
User-friendly agent creation on top of Actor, SOUL, AIX, policy, tools, and receipts.
Identity
User-owned memory, boundaries, style, and eventual alter-ego projection.
Knowledge
Structured room knowledge, review-first and source-linked.
Capability
Protected capability use without exposing secrets to models.
Comms
Governed communication endpoints, not raw provider access.
Voice & video
Room-native voice and video AIX entrypoint.
Coordination
Agents can coordinate; humans still consent and commit.
Platform layer · later
Later platform layers, only after identity, grants, receipts, disputes, and governance mature.
Strong docs keep the public page honest: the website can explain the backbone, but it should never become the authority for the runtime.
The vision is broad, but execution stays narrow: prove one repeated human + AI workflow, then let each future surface attach to the same AIX spine, only when the underlying trust, policy, memory, receipt, and support layers are strong enough.