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1.6 KiB
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27 lines
1.6 KiB
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# Automated Finance Architecture
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BlackRoad OS models finance automation through orchestrated agents that mirror traditional corporate finance controls while remaining auditable via PS-SHA∞ journaling. The architecture centers on eight core finance agents coordinated by a finance orchestrator and exposed through API and Prism views.
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## Core Components
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- **Finance orchestrator:** Routes tasks, enforces segregation of duties, and coordinates PS-SHA∞ logging.
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- **Core agents:** Close, treasury, FP&A, procurement, compliance, tax, reporting, and controls agents handle domain-specific actions.
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- **API + Prism views:** External interfaces for ingesting events, triggering workflows, and surfacing journaled outcomes.
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## Reference Foundations
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- **Corporate finance literature:** Valuation, risk, and capital structure concepts from Brealey and OpenStax guide agent policies and scenario modeling.
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- **Regulatory expectations:** FINRA/SEC focuses on suitability, surveillance, and market integrity influence orchestration rules.
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- **Automation handbooks:** Industrial automation patterns inform safety constraints, redundancy, and recovery strategies.
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## PS-SHA∞ Integration
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- Every financial action is journaled with hashes and prior links to preserve an auditable worldline.
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- Contradictions between agents (e.g., revenue vs. compliance) are recorded with resolution metadata.
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- Journal entries can be exported for external attestations or compliance tooling.
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## TODOs
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- Elaborate data contracts for each agent API and align with `schemas/journal-entry.schema.json`.
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- Prototype scenario simulations to stress-test segregation-of-duties policies.
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