SAFE-Matter™ Runtime Admissibility Pipeline Architecture: Deterministic Runtime Processing for Present-State Operational Legitimacy and Execution Authority

SAFE-Matter™ Runtime Admissibility Pipeline Architecture establishes the deterministic runtime governance structure governing how operational evidence is ingested, verified, evaluated, recomputed, propagated, and transformed into execution authority under present-state runtime conditions. The architecture defines the ordered runtime processing chain through which evidential legitimacy is established, maintained, degraded, revoked, escalated, or constitutionally refused within consequential systems. Unlike conventional governance architectures that inherit legitimacy forward from prior approval, certification, or assumed continuity, the SAFE-Matter™ Runtime Admissibility Pipeline continuously recomputes operational legitimacy under live evidential conditions. The document formalises runtime evidence ingestion, evidence verification, dependency validation, admissibility computation, temporal legitimacy governance, continuous runtime recomputation, execution authority determination, revocation propagation, and deterministic fail-closed enforcement sequencing. SAFE-Matter™ treats consequential execution as constitutionally dependent upon continuously admissible present-state evidence rather than historically inherited authority. Execution legitimacy therefore exists only while admissible basis remains sufficiently established under current runtime conditions at the exact moment operational authority is exercised. The Runtime Admissibility Pipeline transforms SAFE-Matter™ from conceptual governance doctrine into executable runtime constitutional governance infrastructure capable of continuously governing consequential execution legitimacy itself.