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Five building blocks anchored by an Operating Constitution.

DiligencePilot is not a prompt collection. Its architecture isolates mode resolution, 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 (8 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 Review 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. The mode contract resolves an explicit mode first, then the user's stated outcome, then document purpose; an uncertain case falls back visibly to GENERAL. Once context, profile and the governance-extension set are established by Workflow 0, the evaluation framework enters Governance-Lock status. A context switch requires a new 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
Active contexts8distinct decision and research modes
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.