Agentic Architecture of Information Systems. The AAM/5C Model: A Reference Model for Distributed Autonomy
2.60T1 sourcearXiv cs.MA
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Published by arXiv cs.MA (T1 source). The original is at https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30221.
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SummaryA conceptual book proposes the AAM/5C reference model for distributed agent autonomy, organizing five capabilities (Capture, Comprehend, Choose, Coordinate, Control) across seven logical layers under a single authorization rule (R-AUT) that separates proposer, decider, and executor. It introduces three new constructs and includes Rego policies and partial TLA+ specs. No empirical results reported.
Why it mattersOne of the few prescriptive reference models with a single explicit authorization rule, refutable hypotheses, and executable policy specs for multi-agent systems, though all constructs remain unvalidated.
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