Chorus turns human intent into validated, platform-executable actions.
Chorus sits above platform autonomy and C2 layers. It does not drive actuators. It translates intent, validates it, maps it to playbooks, and orchestrates execution.
What Chorus does
Concrete capabilities, phrased for both operators and evaluators.
Universal intent model
Represent objectives, geometry, timing, priorities, and constraints in one schema.
Playbook registry
Versioned playbooks and capability descriptors for stable, auditable mappings.
Policy & constraints engine
Geofences, separation, mission rules, and guard conditions with explainable decisions.
Execution orchestration
Queueing, retries, acknowledgements, and phasing—built for intermittent links.
Fleet state aggregation
Who is doing what, where, with what constraints—and what changed.
Explainability & audit
Trace input → interpretation → validation → plan → dispatch → state changes.
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