Company / Principles
These principles constrain every roadmap decision. They are also a public commitment: if a shipped feature contradicts one of them, that is a bug in our execution, not a change in the principle.
These are current, in-force positioning commitments, not aspirational statements pending future adoption.
Success is measured by verified accepted outcomes, not feature counts or activity volume.
The architecture does not lock in one model provider, agent framework, or tool ecosystem.
A claim of completion always ties to an evidence trail; self-reported "done" is never sufficient on its own.
Every feature states its current maturity; vision and shipped capability are never presented as the same thing.
Negative positioning statements defining what Omnacta is not.
Evidence and Trust pages show these principles applied to specific, current boundaries.