AAA Framework

The Agent Artifact Availability (AAA) framework defines the reliability property required to support Cumulative Computing systems. Seven technical notes develop the framework from first principles.

1. Paper 01
   Agent Artifact Availability (AAA)
   Introduces Agent Artifact Availability as the reliability property governing the preservation of computational artifacts across agents, workflows, and time.
2. Paper 02
   Artifacts as Units of Computational Work
   Establishes that computational artifacts are first-class objects representing completed computational work.
3. Paper 03
   Artifact Graphs and the Preservation of Computational Work
   Introduces artifact graphs as directed graphs encoding the structure of computational work.
4. Paper 04
   Why Storage Systems Lose Computational Work
   Evaluates traditional storage models against artifact graph requirements and demonstrates why none preserve computational work.
5. Paper 05
   The Artifact Availability Layer
   Introduces the Artifact Availability Layer as the infrastructure required to preserve computational work.
6. Paper 06
   Deterministic Artifact Identity
   Defines deterministic artifact identity as the mechanism that makes artifact graphs verifiable.
7. Paper 07
   Computational Work Conservation
   Establishes the principle of Computational Work Conservation and reveals Cumulative Computing as the paradigm.