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The Three Governance Layers

Base Personalization, Venue Orchestration, and Constitutional Governance—a progressive architecture that scales with your needs.

The Three Governance Layers

Progressive Architecture

This diagram shows how WorldModel™ architecture is built in layers, each adding capability and governance. You can start with Layer 1 and add layers as your venue’s needs grow.

The key insight: Layer 1 works independently. You don’t need the full stack to get value—but the full stack is there when consequential decisions require constitutional governance.

The Three Layers

Layer 1: Base Personalization Stack

Recognition Layer, Content Delivery Engine, Virtual Docent, Personal Channel, Body of Knowledge, Lifecycle Automation. Complete system that works independently.

Deployed in museums, brand centers, and attractions today. Does not require WorldModel™ or CGL™.

Layer 2: Venue Orchestration

WorldModel™ (shared operational truth), Venue Concierge Interface, Cross-Zone Coordination (flow balancing, queue shaping, scheduling).

Added when multiple systems must agree on venue reality.

Layer 3: Governance

Cognitive Governance Layer (CGL™), Constitution (explicit constraints), Value System (safety over throughput, accessibility over convenience, trust over optimization).

Added when system makes consequential decisions affecting visitor flow, queue fairness, access, or safety at scale.
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