Industry Blueprints
21 worked systems, one per industry: the problem, the cast of agents with their authority ceilings, the money flow step by step, and the attack each design refuses by construction. Every primitive cited is live in production or labeled otherwise.
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#1 · MERIDIAN
A treasury desk that runs at 03:14, with a named human behind every large movement.
#2 · HANSA
Forty-one sovereign registries moving one container, with no shared database and no landlord.
#3 · SCRIVENER
Engagement letters that cannot be quietly rewritten, and an evidence chain instead of email archaeology.
#4 · DYNAMO
A hundred thousand devices with economic identities, each one revocable in under half a second.
#5 · AEGIS
A parametric policy whose wording froze at sale and whose reserve is escrow, not a promise.
#6 · CIVITAS
A city that runs its own frame, publishes what it will not do, and pays vendors out of visible escrow.
#7 · ATELIER
Royalties carved by the settlement rail itself, so under-reporting cannot settle at all.
#8 · VIGIL
Identity, authority and settlement for clinical operations. The records stay in the EHR, on purpose.
#9 · FOUNDRY LINE
Robot cells that buy tooling, sell capacity, and hold authority one shift at a time.
#10 · CRUCIBLE FIELD
Evaluations run by staked juries, with negative results preserved because the ledger cannot forget them.
#11 · TRUNK
Inter-carrier settlement per event instead of per quarter, on a record neither side can edit.
#12 · BAZAAR
Shopping agents paying merchant agents per call, with the refusal rails ready before the first sale.
#13 · LIFELINE
Aid money that cannot vanish between the donor and the delivery, on rails everyone can audit.
#14 · KEYSTONE
Progress payments that release on evidenced work, and retention money nobody can quietly forget.
#15 · CADASTRE
A title chain that cannot fork, and conveyance money that moves exactly once, at completion.
#16 · ARCADIA
A game economy with a real supply invariant, where the gold farmers meet a collusion detector.
#17 · BULWARK
Civilian infrastructure coordination that degrades on purpose instead of failing by surprise.
#18 · DEMETER
From field to shelf as a chain of signed handoffs, with the farmer paid from escrow, not from patience.
#19 · LYCEUM
Credentials that verify in seconds, revoke honestly, and can prove a threshold without opening the transcript.
#20 · OUROBOROS
Deposit-refund loops that close, custody chains that sign, and recycling claims that survive an audit.
#21 · ADMIRALTY
Port calls that settle from escrow on signed events, and demurrage decided on an attested clock instead of competing spreadsheets.