RTA
The bounded execution plane for deterministic mission orchestration and signature-aware mobility.
RTA contains RMAC and R-SAME. It performs machine execution only within approved authorization envelopes issued through Rebel-Verse. It does not create authority, approve missions, or replace operator accountability.
Execution is bounded by authorization.
RTA executes approved mission envelopes. It does not authorize, reject, or replan missions independently. Continued operational decisions return to Rebel-Verse for human review.
RTA separates machine execution from human authority.
Its role is to execute bounded mission logic, coordinate tasking, adapt mobility within approved constraints, and return evidence for operator review.
Built around bounded execution, orchestration, mobility, and evidence return.
Bounded Orchestration
RMAC coordinates mission execution only within approved authorization envelopes.
Deterministic Execution
RTA performs constrained machine execution and does not create mission authority.
Signature-Aware Mobility
R-SAME supports route shaping, observability reduction, and threat-aware movement.
Evidence Generation
Execution telemetry and mobility evidence return through RMAC to ARES-RAG and MDSA-C.
RTA executes, records, and returns evidence.
Execution begins only after authorization. RTA then performs bounded orchestration and mobility behavior while generating evidence for Rebel-Verse review.
- 1Approved mission envelope is received from Rebel-Verse.
- 2RMAC validates executable constraints and tasking boundaries.
- 3RMAC orchestrates bounded mission execution.
- 4R-SAME adapts route behavior within approved mobility constraints.
- 5Execution telemetry and mobility evidence are collected.
- 6Evidence returns through RMAC to ARES-RAG and MDSA-C.
RTA connects to authority only through approved RTAS flow.
Intent flow proceeds from MDSA-C to ARES-RAG to RMAC to R-SAME. Evidence flow returns from R-SAME to RMAC to ARES-RAG to MDSA-C. RTA remains the machine execution plane throughout the loop.
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