TECHNOLOGY

A capability broker between code and resources.

OSR evaluates module identity and explicit grants before an application operation reaches a protected resource.

01

Reference execution path

  1. 1. Authenticate request and bind it to a specific module identity.
  2. 2. Evaluate policy and the exact capability scope for the requested resource.
  3. 3. Invoke the constrained broker only when the policy grants access.
  4. 4. Apply execution deadlines and resource limits at an independently enforceable boundary.
  5. 5. Produce a structured receipt for downstream verification.
02

Core components

Module identity

Bind permissions to exact module artifacts and executing principals.

Grant lifecycle

Issue, expire and revoke narrowly scoped capabilities.

Protected brokers

Provide file, HTTP and database access through controlled host APIs.

Isolated execution

Separate untrusted execution from trusted authorization code.

Audit receipts

Record decisions and integrity-protected execution outcomes.

Integration adapters

Expose optional interfaces for WordPress, Node.js, OMOS and QR-V.

03

Architecture boundary

OMOS™ may orchestrate a request, but OSR™ retains enforcement authority. QR-V™ may verify evidence, but cannot authorize runtime resource access. Neither integration is required for standalone OSR execution.

Implementation note: These statements describe the intended architecture. They do not establish that hardened process isolation or production brokers are already deployed.