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Research
Syderial is a research company, and we publish what we find. These papers set out the ideas behind the record.
Bitemporal Claims: Separating Validity from KnowledgePaper. A record that keeps one clock must rewrite its past to stay current. Why two clocks are enough, why one isn't, and what auditability requires of a claim store.
Boundary-First Information GovernanceArchitecture note. Access control filters answers after the fact. Boundaries limit the question before it reaches the record.
Why Intelligence Needs a System of RecordEssay. Money, operations, relationships and identity each got a system of record when they began to matter. Intelligence still runs without one.
How these map to the docs
Section titled “How these map to the docs”| Paper | Where it shows up here |
|---|---|
| Bitemporal Claims | Two clocks, The journal |
| Boundary-First Information Governance | Labels and information flow, Four graphs |
| Why Intelligence Needs a System of Record | Overview |
The papers use the word claim for a line with its evidence and labels, and they describe the record as the context of record.
The specification
Section titled “The specification”We distribute the context-of-record specification to early-access organizations and reviewers. We welcome serious technical correspondence, and disagreement most of all. Request a copy.
Syderial is the system of record for intelligence.