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Autonomous Allocation Agent
Periodic quantitative policy loop for risk-aware allocations.
The Autonomous Allocation Agent (AAA) is Sagitta's quantitative intelligence authority for risk-aware allocation policy under invariant and reserve constraints.
1. Mandate
AAA evaluates risk, solvency posture, and opportunity context to produce bounded allocation targets.
Its role is advisory-authoritative within doctrine limits, not discretionary override.
2. Scope of Analysis
- Market volatility and drawdown conditions.
- Reserve health and coverage metrics.
- Liquidity stress and execution quality signals.
- Continuity-state constraints and subsystem readiness.
3. Quantitative Foundation
AAA runs periodic policy cycles with deterministic inputs, weighting logic, and bounded outputs.
Models are constrained by protocol law so optimization cannot violate protection invariants.
4. Policy Guardrails
- Insurance-first exposure ceilings.
- Reserve-relative risk contraction triggers.
- Escrow-bound execution constraints.
- Continuity-mode override compatibility.
5. Strategy Framework
- Target allocation weighting by regime state.
- Adaptive posture shifts under stress.
- Deterministic corrective rebalance outputs.
6. Reserve-Relative Intelligence
AAA performance evaluation is tied to reserve preservation and continuity health, not raw yield maximization.
Risk-taking authority expands only with robust insurance coverage.
7. Learning and Adaptation
AAA can adapt parameterization and response cadence across observed regime changes while remaining inside doctrinal boundaries.
Adaptive behavior is constrained and auditable.
8. Explainability and Auditability
- Signal lineage is traceable.
- Decision rationale is reproducible from policy state.
- Allocation outputs can be verified against invariants.
9. Continuity Behavior
In degraded states AAA shifts to defensive posture and reduced authority.
Continuity engine directives can override expansionary signals.
10. Output Interface
- Bounded target weights for treasury execution planning.
- Risk posture scores and constraint envelopes.
- State signals for continuity and governance observability.
11. Summary
AAA is a constrained quantitative policy engine, not a discretionary hedge-fund layer.
It improves allocation discipline while preserving Sagitta's insurance-first fiduciary posture.
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