PASR Local · glossary

PASR Glossary

Buyer-facing terms for PASR Local. This glossary describes the product, its outputs, the three layers, pricing/pilot options, and the boundaries. It does not expose private FoldEngine Memory internals.

Core PASR terms

PASR Local: A local, offline white-box governance runtime for proposed interventions.
White-box governance runtime: Software that checks a proposed action, records a bounded decision, reconstructs the shape of repeated decisions, and exports safe evidence — with its decision logic inspectable rather than hidden.
Proposed intervention: An action an AI agent, operator, simulator, or workflow proposes before it affects a downstream system.
Intervention gate: The check that decides whether a proposed intervention should proceed (BLOCKED or allowed).
Evidence pack: A bounded record of a gated decision — dry-run receipt, reason code, mapped operator action — not raw payloads.
Readout: A human-readable summary of a decision or a memory snapshot.
Bounded decision event: A record of what PASR decided, without raw payloads.
Append-only local memory: An auditable local trail of decision events; entries are added, not rewritten.
Intervention memory: The accumulated, bounded record of intervention decisions over time.
Geometry snapshot: A reconstruction of folds, creases, seams, and stitches across repeated decisions.
intervention_memory readout: The operator-facing memory context produced from the geometry snapshot.
Safe projection: An export that conveys what the memory knows without being the memory engine itself.
Human-readable Markdown export: A bounded Markdown projection of the result.
Bounded JSON export: A bounded JSON projection of the result.
Event-only JSONL export: A JSONL projection containing decision events only.
Layer 1 — PASR Local Runtime: Gates proposed interventions and creates evidence.
Layer 2 — FoldEngine Memory: The private geometric memory / projection / resonance system. Its internals are not exposed.
Layer 3 — Export Adapters: Safe projections for humans and systems (Markdown / JSON / JSONL now; more adapters later).

Memory and geometry terms

Fold: A single decision event in the memory geometry.
Crease: A pattern formed by repeated blocker events.
Readiness seam: A pattern formed by repeated NOT_READY (readiness-gap) states.
Stitch / repair action: The operator action suggested to resolve a seam (for example, WAIT_FOR_PLANE_READY).
Repeated blocker: A blocker code that recurs across decisions, forming a crease.
Mapped operator action: The operator-facing next action mapped from a decision (for example, WAIT_FOR_PLANE_READY).
Resonance recall: Recall of prior creases / seams relevant to a similar new proposal. It adds context, review, or block hints; it does not silently bypass PASR gates.
Intervention Map: The overall picture of folds, creases, seams, and stitches across a set of interventions.
Continuity refs · Evidence refs · Receipt refs: Bounded references linking a decision to its continuity context, evidence, and receipts — references, not raw contents.

Product and pricing terms

Evaluation Pack: A locally runnable PASR package for technical evaluation. Starting at $500 CAD.
Guided Pilot: A 30-day guided pilot with intervention schema setup and return packet review. Starting at $2,500 CAD.
Intervention Memory Pilot: A pilot focused on the memory loop and its readout / exports. Starting at $7,500 CAD.
Enterprise / regulated scope: Quoted engagements for enterprise, compliance, regulated, or board-facing use.
Governed AI Action Stack: A bundle pairing Trial Probe discovery, PASR Guided Pilot, and Stability Ledger continuity framing — a governed AI action loop.
Trial Probe: FoldEngine's report-first diagnostic product. It finds the unstable seam; it pairs with PASR in the bundle.
Stability Ledger continuity framing: Framing that carries findings and evidence forward over time as continuity.
First-five-customer rule: Early pilots are priced as starting points while the first customers shape case studies and schemas.
Return packet review: Review of an evaluator's bounded return packet from a pilot.
Intervention schema setup: Defining a team's proposed-intervention patterns for a pilot.

Boundary and sales terms

Public/evaluator PASR: The public, locally runnable evaluation product. It has no live Core3 routing.
Private lab PASR: A separate, private prototype. It is not part of public/evaluator PASR and is not a public feature.
No live Core3 routing: Public/evaluator PASR does not route through Core3.
No actuator control: PASR does not control actuators.
Downstream control plane: The system a proposed intervention would proceed toward; PASR governs before it reaches there.
Manufacturer control plane: A manufacturer's own controller, firmware, and safety systems. PASR does not replace them.
Not safety certification: PASR is not safety-certified.
Not ROS/ROS2 runtime: PASR is not a ROS/ROS2 runtime and does not replace ROS/ROS2.
Not raw memory dump: Exports are bounded safe projections, not raw memory dumps.
Private FoldEngine Memory internals: The internals of Layer 2. They are not exposed in exports.
Layer 2 privacy boundary: The boundary that keeps FoldEngine Memory internals private; exports are safe projections, not the memory engine.
Request-based pricing: Offers are requested rather than purchased self-serve; prices are starting points.
Manual Stripe invoice: Payment is handled by a manually issued invoice, not a public self-serve checkout.
Stripe quote: A quoted price issued manually for enterprise or custom scope.
No public checkout: There is no self-serve purchase on the site.
No instant download: The Evaluation Pack is delivered manually by request, not via instant download.

Private FoldEngine Memory internals are not exposed here. Layer 2 internals and any private lab prototype are out of scope for public/evaluator PASR.