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May 4, 2026Open Access

Graduated STA Control: Authority Governors and Runtime Deployment Architecture

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The aim is to specify the runtime deployment architecture for the STA pre-commitment controllability framework.
Introduces authority governors and commitment gates necessary for control
Details the sandboxing, rollback, fallback routing, and bypass testing strategies
Specifies logging requirements for accountability and transparency
Presents an architecture that integrates various control policies with human override mechanisms
Demonstrates the effectiveness of non-bypassable commitment gates in maintaining system integrity
Highlights the importance of pre-registered policies in ensuring reliable operations

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This record is Paper 3 of the Signal-Time-Authority (STA) Series. Paper 3 specifies the runtime deployment architecture for the STA pre-commitment controllability framework introduced in Paper 1: https: //doi. org/10. 5281/zenodo. 19980763 It complements the staged C++17 synthetic toy-simulation evidence reported in Paper 2: https: //doi. org/10. 5281/zenodo. 19984104 This paper focuses on authority governors, non-bypassable commitment gates, pre-registered piSTA policies, sandboxing, rollback, fallback routing, bypass testing, hysteresis, human override policy, and audit-log requirements. This is a PublicRelease v1. 0 record.

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