Parses source material into structured fields — parties, dates, amounts, jurisdiction, risk flags.
Document Governance Layer
Document Intelligence
Document Intelligence is the agreement and document-governance area within the XXXIII.io system. It standardizes document intake, automates regulated draft generation, applies compliance and review controls, manages secure signing and access, and preserves verifiable proof records across the sovereign infrastructure stack.
Platform context
Document Intelligence is not a standalone product. It operates as a governed subsystem of XXXIII.io, sharing identity, protocol, and proof conventions with the broader GMIIE stack.
| Integration | Role in document operations |
|---|---|
| XXXIII.io | Parent platform — protocol registry, editorial standards, and cross-capability routing. |
| GMIIE | Monetary and intelligence protocol layer; shared compliance vocabulary and anchor conventions. |
| LPS-1 | Literary Property Standard — edition roots and author IP remain separate from agreement processing handled here. |
| x402 | Metered settlement for agent and API operations where billing is enabled. |
| Troptions | Settlement and token infrastructure underlying sovereign stack operations. |
Operational workflow
Documents move through fixed stages. Each stage has defined inputs, controls, and outputs. Status reflects current deployment, not roadmap promises.
- Intake — PDF, plain text, or template selection via the document workspace. Entity and company profile fields are normalized before drafting.
- Draft generation — Regulated templates (13 catalog entries) processed through the multi-agent pipeline with governing-law and party injection.
- Compliance review — ESIGN, UETA, Reg D, FINRA, and capital-instrument checks applied as structured findings.
- Signing and access — Tiered signing gateway with OTP and session controls; distribution governed by the signing worker.
- Proof preservation — SHA-256 fingerprint, KV-indexed proof records, optional XRPL anchor and IPFS pin when infrastructure is configured.
- Verification — Public hash lookup and certificate verification without requiring platform login.
LIVE intake, drafting, compliance, KV proof, verify PARTIAL XRPL anchor, IPFS pin EDITORIAL template catalog (13)
Six-agent processing pipeline
Workers AI runs a fixed agent chain. Each agent has an isolated system prompt, temperature setting, and validation scope.
Generates agreement text from templates with company profile and governing-law blocks.
Regulatory review — ESIGN, UETA, SEC Reg D, FINRA, KYC/AML — severity-ordered findings.
Final QA pass for completeness, internal consistency, and enforceability.
RAG-backed Q&A over uploaded documents — clause explanation and counterparty inquiry.
Banking and trade-finance instruments — UCC, ICC, ISP98, Basel, ISDA references.
Eight-step proof record
Proof anchoring from intake through public verification. Optional chain steps are labeled when not configured.
| # | Stage | Operation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Input | Document or template via workspace | LIVE |
| 02 | Draft | Drafter agent with company profile | LIVE |
| 03 | Compliance | Compliance agent review pass | LIVE |
| 04 | Hash | SHA-256 fingerprint and contract_id | LIVE |
| 05 | XRPL | AccountSet + Memo when wallet funded | PARTIAL |
| 06 | Store | KV proof record indexed by id and hash | LIVE |
| 07 | IPFS | CID pin via Kubo tunnel | PARTIAL |
| 08 | Verify | /api/contract/verify and verify page | LIVE |
Template catalog
Thirteen regulated document templates are maintained in the worker catalog. Templates define field schema and default clause blocks; output requires human review before execution.
NDA · LOI · Reg D subscription · broker agreement · advisory agreement · employment · services · SBLC · MTN · funding rider · collateral verification · escrow · side letter
EDITORIAL catalog maintained; capital-instrument templates use Agent 6