ARCANE Architecture
The ARCANE engine is modular, offline-first, and supports multimodal data input (text, image, voice, environmental). It's powered by a privately hosted, encrypted AI on purpose built, dedicated infrastructure, never dependent on third-party cloud services or SaaS platforms.
System Modules
- CoreOps – Handles environmental modeling and operational logic trees.
- DevGuardian – Manages code validation, plugin control, and execution safety.
- RiskLens – Assesses context-specific threats and models vulnerability exposure.
- PersonaFusion – Profiles user behaviors, priorities, and constraints.
- Ingestor AI – Parses incoming files and live inputs into structured intelligence objects.
Deployment & Control
ARCANE instances may be installed via encrypted USB, local NAS, or secured workstations. Once deployed, it does not require cloud verification and can be managed entirely airgapped.
Output & Reporting
Each analysis results in encrypted exportable reports in PDF, Markdown, and JSON format. Reports are styled for FEMA/CMS/CMMC alignment.
Patent-Relevant Capabilities Overview
ARCANE’s documentation reflects more than just technical transparency—it supports a foundational IP layer with over 40 active patent-pending claims. Highlights include:
- DevGuardian: Plugin validator, runtime containment, and autonomous fault isolation logic.
- Ingestor AI: Converts unstructured media (documents, images, voice, and sensors) into structured decision intelligence.
- CoreOps: Performance tracker, execution monitor, and environmental modeling engine with export-ready diagnostics.
- Offline Snapshotting: Full-state backup and version recovery built for airgapped deployments.
- Custom Mode Tuning: ARCANE adjusts its logic depending on user role, threat posture, or mission-specific parameters.
These modules are protected under a pending utility patent filed with the USPTO and represent key differentiators of the ARCANE platform.
Protocol & Framework Alignment
ARCANE’s outputs and internal diagnostics align with widely accepted standards used in government, healthcare, cybersecurity, and emergency management: