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G6 — The Knowledge Base

RCT Knowledge Vault Genome

The core knowledge base of RCT Ecosystem — a Living Knowledge System powering all platforms.

1,068+

Total Files (Snapshot v1.0)

3

Separate Vaults

100%

User-Key Encrypted

3-Vault Structure

Vault-1

DelentiaAI Vault

584

The primary agent knowledge vault. Contains ARTENT operating protocols, intent classification training data, WF-00 through WF-05 phase definitions, error taxonomy, and the full history of agent session data. Organized by intent category and domain.

Intent Classification CorpusWF Phase DefinitionsError TaxonomyDomain Knowledge (41 sectors)Session History Archive

Vault-2

SignedAI Vault

334

The verification knowledge vault. In the design it holds scoring calibration data, model comparison benchmarks, jury configurations and attestation templates. Only the jury configuration file exists today; no hallucination-pattern library or calibration data has been built.

8D Scoring CalibrationModel Benchmark HistoryConsensus Algorithm ConfigsAttestation TemplatesHallucination Pattern Library

Vault-3

Middleware Vault

92

The integration and protocol vault. Contains JITNA RFC-001 specification files, API gateway configurations, RCTDB schema definitions, LLM adapter specifications, and system health monitoring baselines.

JITNA RFC-001 SpecAPI Gateway ConfigsRCTDB Schema DefinitionsLLM Adapter SpecsSystem Health Baselines

Data Sovereignty Principles

User Ownership

All user-contributed data in the RCT Knowledge Vault is owned by the user who created it. Delentia Labs holds no license to use it for training or analytics without explicit M-primitive consent declaration.

Selective Disclosure

Users can share specific Vault segments with agents, collaborators, or external systems without exposing their entire vault. Disclosure is per-file, per-session, or per-role — never all-or-nothing.

Encryption at Rest

All RCT Knowledge Vault data is encrypted with user-held keys. RCT infrastructure operators cannot read vault contents. The encryption key is never transmitted — only used locally or in secure enclaves.

TTL Declarations

Every memory write includes an explicit TTL (Time-to-Live) from the M-primitive. No data persists forever by default. Session memory defaults to 24h. Project memory requires explicit declaration. No silent accumulation.

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