1. Event extraction
AEGIS reads a supported source under a scoped grant and isolates a concrete operational event. It does not infer an approval from the event alone.
Follow one illustrative catch through the four states that make AEGIS inspectable: extraction, verification, Catch Card formation, and the human gate.
AEGIS reads a supported source under a scoped grant and isolates a concrete operational event. It does not infer an approval from the event alone.
The candidate is checked against source context and measurement boundaries. AEGIS keeps evidence separate from the later decision.
The verified candidate becomes a reviewable Catch Card. It proposes attention, never an autonomous send or durable memory write.
Review the owner and confirm the next customer-facing step before the deal ages further.
The operator decides whether the proposed catch should become an accepted outcome. This browser-only button demonstrates the state transition without writing anywhere.
This is one supported, illustrative source path, not proof that every business signal can be detected.
The lifecycle prepares a human decision. It does not send messages, mutate providers, or promote memory by itself.
Measured customer outcomes require a connected tenant, signed audit trail, and separately generated proof report.