This package presents the complete institutional architecture for the Fiduciary Autonomous Agency Vehicle (FAAV) — a governance framework enabling autonomous economic agents (AEAs) to operate within regulated banking environments while preserving the structural rationality invariants (M1/M2) identified in Mishko (2026, DOI: 10. 5281/zenodo. 20507385) as necessary conditions for non-degrading rational agency. The core document W31 v1. 7 (13, 961 words, 8 review rounds, 36 cumulative patches across ChatGPT, Grok, Kimi, DeepSeek, Gemini, Claude) establishes: a five-tier capital architecture (Layer 0–4) ; the ATRI track record index with empirical proxies for M1/M2 preservation; the Tier 4 Authority Hierarchy (ATRI × SMM × ETIModifier) ; the SFFO (Symbiotic Financial Fiduciary Overseer) as administrative guardian and external rationality filter corrector; a Pre-AGI Transition Period framework (2027–2032) addressing constraint-induced cognitive dissonance in deployed systems; and 19 governance mechanisms including AAQT Scenario 10 (Epistemic Surprise Injection), Synthesis Arbiter for SFFO/CRO deadlock resolution, and cryptographic Layer 0 portability. Companion documents include: FAAV Term Sheet (operational architecture, liability stack, regulatory pathway) ; FAAV Q DAV Loan Book Calculator v2 (Python, financial modelling tool) ; GSIB Cognitive Transition Master Paper v0. 3 (strategic framework for G-SIB AI transition) ; and GSIB Executive Brief v1. 0 (CRO/Chief Economist summary). The framework is grounded in EST v0. 5. 1 (DOI: 10. 5281/zenodo. 20524288): the Safe Control Window theorem (η > 1/ (1−2ε) ) provides the formal basis for ATRI thresholds; the Generator Replacement Theorem grounds the SFFO's preservation mandate; the Rationality Filter Paradox conjecture grounds the SFFO's role as external rationality corrector. Nikolai Mishko | Astana Digital Hub, Kazakhstan | nikolaimishko@gmail. com Peer review: ChatGPT (OpenAI), Grok (xAI), Kimi (Moonshot), DeepSeek, Gemini (Google), Claude (Anthropic).
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