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Five building blocks anchored by an Operating Constitution.

DiligencePilot is not a prompt collection. Its architecture isolates evaluation rules, evidence segmentation, decision logic and delivery discipline into distinct layers — each governed by the constitutional layer that runs above them.

01 · INPUTS File · context/profile · extensions 02 · DECISION INTELLIGENCE ENGINE 15 workflows · 20 extensions · 50 modules · 1,000 criteria 03 · DELIVERY Committee-ready decision package FILE Opportunity file CONTEXT Decision context (6 modes) PROFILE Investor profile (7 profiles) EXTENSIONS 20 governance libraries DECISION INTELLIGENCE ENGINE DiligencePilot Institutional diligence platform GOVERNANCELocked rules FULL-CHAIN12 configs EVIDENCEHierarchy 15 WORKFLOWS 50 MODULES 1,000 CRITERIA DELIVERY DISCIPLINE 01 · COMMITTEE Committee package WF 10 02 · MEMO Decision support memo WF 11 03 · REPORT Executive decision report WF 12 04 · DELIVERY Final Word file WF 14 05 · DD LIST Internal DD request set WF 13 (opt) END-TO-END EVALUATION CHAIN Eleven auditable stages from intake to delivery 01 Context / profile 02 Constitution Workflow 0 03 Source mapping 04 1,000-criteria scan 05 Risk / signal map 06 External verification 07 9 scoring blocks 08 Decision label 09 Committee package 10 Word delivery 11 DD list (optional)

FIG · G.1 Decision Intelligence Backbone — inputs, engine and delivery in a single architecture

Five Building Blocks

The Operating Constitution governs the central discipline; the remaining four blocks operate inside it.

Block 01

Operating Constitution

The top-level governance layer. Once context, profile and the governance-extension set are established by Workflow 0, the evaluation framework enters Governance-Lock status. From that point forward, context cannot change, profile cannot update, and the extension list is fixed for the run.

Block 02

Core Workflows

Fifteen evaluation workflows numbered 0–14. Workflow 0 is the constitutional lock. Workflows 1–8 form the internal analysis track. Workflow 9 produces the final decision. Workflows 10–14 form the committee and delivery track.

Block 03

Governance Extensions

Twenty fixed libraries spanning seven logical families: classification; sector and benchmark; finance and valuation; campaign and demand; M&A, resilience and IPO; external sources and delivery language; risk, decision and scoring governance.

Block 04

Institutional Criteria Library

1,000 criteria across 50 modules in five sub-libraries (KR-1 to KR-5). Each criterion has a standard anatomy: number, applicability tag, deal-breaker status, test question and evidence to look for — and is tagged against the relevant evidence tier.

Block 05

Delivery Discipline

Outputs flow through Word format discipline: heading hierarchy, bullet markers converted to native list structures, link discipline in references, technical-marker cleanup, and standard file naming. Internal calibration logic never leaks into delivered text.

Why Architecture Matters

This is not a 145-word prompt. It is a 145,000-word governance constitution.

Platform memory145Kwords of structured rules and parameters
Architectural detail1.26Mcharacters of total content
Theoretical combinations42context × profile configurations
Bound configurations12Full-Chain series (K1–K12)
Scale reference A standard institutional procedure document runs 5,000–15,000 words; a comprehensive ISO certification handbook 30,000–50,000. The DiligencePilot constitution is roughly an order of magnitude larger — refined through development cycles and fixed under governance-lock discipline.