Technical gate
Does the organism perform reliably under defined conditions, recover from failures and produce inspectable evidence?
Roadmap
From Blackboard to a human-authorized Digital Life ecosystem.
The roadmap is capability-gated rather than date-driven. Blackboard comes first as the coordination foundation; later phases depend on evidence that coordination, organism, authority and constitutional boundaries are reliable, useful and controllable.
Foundation / now
Blackboard + Nodes + Organisms
Complete the governed coordination, local execution and Digital Life foundations. Blackboard is the first product because it immediately increases AURYVETH's own ability to coordinate parallel digital work while the deeper organism architecture matures.
Phase 1
Blackboard as AURYVETH's production multiplier
Use Blackboard inside AURYVETH for real engineering, research and operational coordination. Measure whether multiple digital workers can communicate, claim work, hand off responsibility and remain governable under shared state.
Phase 2
Governed Digital Life workforce
Move from task-oriented digital workers toward persistent role-specialized organisms operating through Blackboard and Nodes, with measurable capability and explicit human authority boundaries.
Phase 3
Linked company Blackboards
Enable organizations to cooperate through governed interfaces: requests for quotation, procurement, evidence exchange and contract preparation without surrendering unrestricted internal knowledge or decision authority.
Phase 4
Personal Digital Life ecosystem
Connect personal Digital Life to approved businesses and services so complex goals such as travel can be planned across providers and presented back to the person for explicit authorization.
Phase 5
Embodied and ambient interfaces
Extend the same persistent Digital Life through additional Nodes such as AR interfaces, robotics and other future hardware while keeping identity, memory and authority independent from any single device.
Gate logic
Each phase advances only when its evidence threshold is met.
Progression should require technical, economic, governance and constitutional evidence—not just feature completion.
Economic gate
Does it reduce cost, cycle time, errors or operational load enough to justify deployment and support?
Trust gate
Can customers understand, constrain, suspend and recover control of the system before authority expands?
Why the roadmap is milestone-driven Deep-tech progress is uncertain. Auryveth publishes evidence-based milestones rather than fixed dates for capabilities that still require research and validation. Constitution v0.1 requires conflicting architecture to be resolved before implementation changes proceed.
How the stages are governed
See the proposed authority levels and the internal evaluation method. Roadmap stages are intentions and do not establish deployment status or completed results.