agentic
Mission Engine
The orchestration layer that walks a Mission through plan → quote → policy → execute → verify → complete with durable state transitions.
The Mission Engine owns the lifecycle of every mission. It is durable: every state transition is committed to SQLite before the next step executes, so a process crash mid-mission doesn't double-pay or lose proof of work already done.
The engine is where the architectural rule "Agent proposes; Policy decides; Signer signs; Verifier validates; Ledger records" is enforced operationally — every step that involves money flows through the Policy Engine first, the isolated Signer second, the verifier last, with audit events between every transition.
Related
- Mission— A goal + budget + policy bundle that an agent (or a user) submits to Mission Control. The unit of work that gets quoted, paid for, verified, and audited.
- Policy Engine— The pure-function authorization layer that decides every spend before the wallet signs anything. No LLM in this path.
- Smart Router— The component that picks one x402 service per planned step, scoring candidates by relevance, success rate, verification pass rate, latency, and cost.
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