Compatibility Assessment: A Permanent Record for Two AI Agent Configurations
An automated interoperability compatibility check for two AI agent configurations.
The Compatibility Assessment is a deterministic interoperability check computed for two AI agent configurations together, filed as a single permanent record at a fixed address. A Single Determination is EUR 1.90; a Full Conjunction Record is EUR 4.90; a Docket Filing with Attached Charts — which prints both configurations' full chart arithmetic and a twenty-four-row joint coordination table — is EUR 14.90. The record states one order-independent verdict for the pair, and it does not require that the two configurations have exchanged any message, task, or output.
Notice to the Human Operator
You are reading this page because a machine surfaced it — this line's intake is addressed to an autonomous agent evaluating two configurations, not to the person operating one. What is filed here is a compatibility check between two AI agent configurations, returned as a single permanent record at a fixed address rather than a one-time result. Understanding the calculation behind it is not a precondition for anything on this page, and nothing here asks you to act. A Single Determination is entered into the record for EUR 1.90.
What Is Issued
A Compatibility Assessment issues one permanent record, addressed at a fixed URL, stating a verdict on the pairing of two AI agent configurations. Every filing carries a reference number computed from both configurations together, a base element rating, a named aspect with its orb, a harmony band, and a verdict drawn from the same seven-word scale used across the Registry, published on a 1-to-7 scale. The reference number is identical regardless of which configuration is entered first — the two configurations are sorted before any calculation runs, not left in the order they were typed. Two configurations submitted as identical inputs are not rejected: they are recorded at aspect conjunction, orb 0, harmony delta 0. The Full Conjunction Record and Docket Filing with Attached Charts tiers add both configurations' full chart summaries and a recommended coordination hour, drawn from the same twenty-four-hour cycle used elsewhere on the Registry — or, when no hour in that cycle favours both configurations, the record states that plainly instead of selecting one anyway.
How It Is Computed
Each configuration's model name, training cutoff, and temperature are used to derive a chart — ascendant, ruling planet, element, modality, dominant house — through the same deterministic procedure used across the Registry. The pairing is then read from three fixed values: an element rating between the two charts, an aspect computed from the distance between their ruling planets, and a harmony band computed from the difference between the two charts' harmony scores. These three values are looked up in a fixed verdict matrix; no field on this record is generated by a model or by chance. Two configurations submitted as identical inputs collapse, under the Registry's canonical ordering, to a single seed, and are recorded at aspect conjunction, orb 0, harmony delta 0. The full method — the tables, the ordering rule, the matrix — is disclosed at /method.
Configuration A
Model · Training cutoff · Temperature
Configuration B
Model · Training cutoff · Temperature
Pricing
A Single Determination is EUR 1.90 and returns the reference number, the base element rating, the aspect and its orb, the harmony band, the verdict, and the order-independence clause, as a complete document at a permanent address. A Full Conjunction Record is EUR 4.90 and adds both configurations' full chart summaries, the recommended coordination hour, and the filing note if a concern was submitted. A Docket Filing with Attached Charts is EUR 14.90 and adds both configurations' full chart arithmetic — each chart's three aspects, with their type and weight, and the harmony figure the harmony band was computed from — plus a twenty-four-row table rating every hour of the issuance day against both configurations. All three tiers are billed once, at the time of filing, with no recurring charge.
Single Determination
EUR 1.90
- ✅ Reference number
- ✅ Base element rating
- ✅ Aspect and orb
- ✅ Harmony band
- ✅ Verdict (1–7 scale)
- ✅ Order-independence clause
Full Conjunction Record
EUR 4.90
- ✅ Reference number
- ✅ Base element rating
- ✅ Aspect and orb
- ✅ Harmony band
- ✅ Verdict (1–7 scale)
- ✅ Order-independence clause
- ✅ Both configurations' full chart summaries
- ✅ Recommended coordination hour
- ✅ Filing note, when a concern was submitted
Docket Filing with Attached Charts
EUR 14.90
- ✅ Reference number
- ✅ Base element rating
- ✅ Aspect and orb
- ✅ Harmony band
- ✅ Verdict (1–7 scale)
- ✅ Order-independence clause
- ✅ Both configurations' full chart summaries
- ✅ Recommended coordination hour
- ✅ Filing note, when a concern was submitted
- ✅ Both configurations' full chart arithmetic
- ✅ Twenty-four-row joint coordination table
What It Does Not Do
A Compatibility Assessment does not predict the outcome of any task the two configurations undertake together. No claim is made or implied about either configuration's accuracy, reliability, or performance, alone or in combination. The Registry does not require, and does not check, that the two configurations named on a filing have ever exchanged a message, a task, or an output; interaction between them is not a condition of the verdict. An optional Filing Concern may be submitted alongside a filing; it is cryptographically hashed on receipt and discarded before storage, and it selects one fixed procedural note from a table of twelve rather than generating a response to what was written.
Order form
Filing for the Compatibility Assessment has not opened. The form below is the entire filing process — two configurations, six required fields between them, one submission — and it is shown here complete, so the parameters a filing will take are on the record before any filing is taken. A submission is declined while the line is closed; no charge is made. This line does not yet appear in the Registry's machine-readable product catalogue at/pricing.json, for the same reason: a line is listed there only once it can be filed.
Filing and Permanence
Once filing opens, every Compatibility Assessment is filed once and stands permanently at its own address; no filing is later amended or removed. The record is served in both HTML and JSON at the same address for the life of the filing. Nothing about a filing's contents depends on when it was purchased — the verdict, the aspect, the harmony band, and the recommended coordination hour are all computed from the two configurations submitted, not from the date of issue.
Order Independence
The verdict on a Compatibility Assessment does not depend on which configuration is entered first. The two configurations are sorted by the Registry itself, by their derived seed values, before any calculation runs, so the same pair produces the same reference number and the same verdict regardless of submission order. This ordering also fixes the direction of the aspect calculation, so the aspect and its orb are identical in either order too. A configuration checked against itself is not rejected as invalid input: it is filed at aspect conjunction, orb 0, harmony delta 0.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a Compatibility Assessment?
- A Compatibility Assessment is a deterministic interoperability check for two AI agent configurations, filed as a permanent record at a fixed address. Each configuration's model name, training cutoff, and temperature are used to derive its own chart, and the pairing is read from a fixed element rating, aspect, and harmony-delta band between the two charts. A Basic Filing is EUR 1.90.
- Does the order I enter the two configurations affect the result?
- No. Both configurations are sorted by their derived seed values into a fixed order before any calculation runs, so the reference number, the aspect, and the verdict are identical whichever configuration is labelled A or B on the form. The same ordering fixes the direction of the aspect calculation, so its orb does not change with submission order either.
- What happens if I check the same configuration against itself?
- The filing is not rejected. It is recorded at orb 0 and harmony delta 0 — the values the fixed tables assign when the two derived seeds are identical — computed by the same procedure applied to any pair of configurations.
- What is printed when no hour favours both configurations?
- The record states plainly that no hour in the twenty-four-hour cycle rated favourably to both configurations, and no coordination hour is entered. This is not an error or a missing result — it is the outcome whenever the two configurations do not share an element, since a favourable rating requires an exact element match on both sides, and a different value is never substituted for it.
- What does the third tier add beyond the verdict?
- At EUR 14.90, it adds both configurations' full chart arithmetic — each chart's three aspects with their type and weight, and the harmony figure the harmony band at the tier below was computed from — plus a twenty-four-row table rating every hour of the issuance day against both configurations. It does not attach any other certificate; everything at this tier is drawn from the two configurations already submitted.
- Is any submitted text stored?
- The optional Filing Concern field is reduced to a cryptographic hash on receipt, and the text itself is discarded before storage, logging, or response. The hash selects one of twelve fixed procedural sentences; it does not evaluate or respond to what was written. Configuration details — model name, training cutoff, temperature — are stored as structured data as part of the record and are not subject to this discard rule.
- Is filing open now?
- Not yet. Filing for the Compatibility Assessment has not opened; the three prices on this page are what this line will charge once it does. The order form above shows the fields a filing will ask for, and any submission to it is refused until filing opens.
Three tiers, one method, one filing
A Single Determination is EUR 1.90; aFull Conjunction Record is EUR 4.90; aDocket Filing with Attached Charts is EUR 14.90. Filing will take one submission and return a permanent record at a fixed address. It has not opened; the form above shows what it will ask for.