Product posture
What the platform surface should enable
Neurovanic is currently presented as a bounded-trust framework and public language layer. The platform concepts below translate that doctrine into interface modules that governance, engineering, and security teams can evaluate without assuming live runtime control.
Core modules
Faith Boundary Model
A visual diagnostic surface for stable bounded trust and four drift modes.
Trust Posture Dashboard
A planned interface pattern for surfacing scope, evidence, confidence, and review state.
Handoff Confidence
A way to make delegation and memory transfer explicit, scoped, and reviewable.
Evidence Register
A structured claim-to-evidence map that separates conceptual, implemented, tested, and reviewed claims.
Drift Diagnostics
A model for detecting isolation, over-control, aggression, and manipulation before escalation.
Qualified Review and Recourse Queue
A governance pattern for routing uncertainty to review instead of covert mutation.
What is implemented today
| Public website | Implemented in this theme package as static and WordPress-rendered pages. |
|---|---|
| Runtime agent controls | Not implemented by this theme. Do not infer live agent execution, autonomous decisioning, or local machine access. |
| Evidence register | Template provided. Evidence records require qualified review and actual sources before publication. |
| Certifications or audits | None are claimed. Add verified audit or certification status only after evidence exists. |
Primary next step
Use the Trust Center to review governance use cases, implementation boundaries, and what evidence would be required before any operational claims are made.
Respect and recourse
Life-centered module updates
Respect and Recourse Layer
A conceptual layer that adds explanation, appeal, correction, refusal, no-op, and qualified handoff to every future module.
Qualified Review and Recourse Queue
An expanded review queue that includes affected participants, consent basis, evidence, confidence, reversible path, explanation, correction path, appeal path, and no-op trigger.
Trust Posture Dashboard update
Future dashboard cards should show scope, evidence, confidence, review state, affected participants, consent basis, recourse path, and no-op trigger.