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Integration boundaries

How external systems, domains, applications, and secure API handoffs connect without duplicating authority.

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Connect through owned contracts

An integration should identify the system of record, authority, authentication model, data classification, failure behavior, and support owner. The public site explains the boundary rather than pretending to execute the integration.

  • Identify the source platform.
  • Define the allowed data direction.
  • Keep failure and recovery explicit.

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Protect cross-domain context

Domains and applications can share a cognitive core while retaining domain-specific constraints. Cross-domain context must remain scoped and reviewable.

  • Use domain relationships from the registry.
  • Avoid cross-tenant context.
  • Require review for sensitive workflows.

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