Goal
What the client wants to be true, in their words.
App V2 · goal-to-workflow runtime
Noetfield compiles a client goal into a frozen contract, routes the smallest capable tool chain across admitted executors, and holds delivery until the outcome has been checked by something other than the thing that did the work.
This runtime is not open to the public. Workflow execution is closed while authenticated access is built. Independent verification against external systems of record is not finished, so nothing here claims a verified outside-world effect.
Eight stages. A run cannot skip one, and cannot mark itself complete.
What the client wants to be true, in their words.
The business result and acceptance conditions, frozen before any work runs.
The smallest set of tools that can satisfy the contract — not every tool, every time.
A typed dependency plan. Each step declares the effect it must produce.
Identity, authority, budget ceiling and destination, signed per effect.
Admitted executors run the steps behind one shared adapter protocol.
A separate identity checks the effect. The executor never accepts its own work.
No acceptance, no delivery receipt. Then the run is monitored and repaired.
Published because a claim without evidence is worth nothing. This list moves only when a live run says it can.
One adapter protocol — describe, health, estimate, authorize, execute, observe, verify, cancel, receipt. No executor is a planner, and none accepts its own result.
Read live from the running worker, not written by hand.