Public contract
Open Anchor
Published schemas, artifact envelopes, validator behavior, public status fields, and conformance tests. Anyone can validate compatibility without seeing private evidence.
ClearPoint Logic is built in layers. Nexus helps teams adopt proven skills. Studio turns new ideas into real agents. Meridian governs the workforce record. Under all three, Anchor signs the proof and Agent Core runs the work.
The same architecture diagram our engineers walk customers through on day one.
Anchor is the layer everything in the platform is signed against. It ties people, agents, models, prompts, tools, datasets, and runs together into a single signed record that is auditable end to end and exportable to your evidence system.
The standard itself is open through Open Anchor, so anyone can read it, validate against it, and verify a claim independently. Anchor Pro, the trust fabric inside Meridian, is how ClearPoint implements and enforces it.
Public contract
Published schemas, artifact envelopes, validator behavior, public status fields, and conformance tests. Anyone can validate compatibility without seeing private evidence.
Meridian trust fabric
ClearPoint-issued certification, policy enforcement, evidence retention, revocation workflows, and audit operations. Customers get proof and export without the internal control logic.
Agent Core is the runtime control layer for agents ClearPoint hosts or mediates. It connects Google Gemini Enterprise, Microsoft Agent 365, A2A-compatible agents, and Studio-built packages to the same identity, lifecycle, approvals, evidence, and memory path. ADK Go and Microsoft Agent Framework are supported implementation paths where we are in the execution lane.
This layer is the governed estate: agents adopted from Google Gemini Enterprise and Microsoft Agent 365, A2A-compatible agents, Studio-built packages, and custom agents your teams bring. ClearPoint does not need them all to run on one framework before it can give them identity, policy, evidence, and lifecycle.
When an agent is hosted or mediated by ClearPoint, ADK Go and Microsoft Agent Framework are supported implementation paths. When it lives in a vendor estate, Anchor carries the passport, AI BOM, policy envelope, and signed evidence trail without pretending we own the vendor runtime.
{
"estate": "acme-ai-workforce",
"sources": [
{ "origin": "Google Gemini Enterprise", "status": "governed" },
{ "origin": "Microsoft Agent 365", "status": "governed" },
{ "origin": "A2A-compatible agent", "status": "passport-issued" },
{ "origin": "Studio-built package", "status": "certified" }
],
"passport": "cpl:passport:8f2a91c4",
"models": ["gemini", "claude", "openai"],
"ai_bom": "sha256:a4f2...",
"policy": "envelope://acme/agent-estate",
"evidence": "envelope://acme/workforce/current",
"signature": "anchor:sig:rsa256:c7d1..."
}Agents arrive from three places: your vendors’ clouds, your own builds, and ClearPoint itself. Vendor governance tools only ever see their own ecosystem. Meridian sits above all three and gives every agent one passport, one policy envelope, and one evidence layer, so the workforce record is complete no matter where an agent runs.
Agents that run inside a vendor’s own cloud and runtime. Meridian governs them through each vendor’s native control surface.
Agents you build and run in your own environment. Bring your own agent; it gets the same passport, policy envelope, and evidence trail.
Agents ClearPoint builds and runs for you, governed under the same single record as everything else.
On the roadmap: AWS · Salesforce · ServiceNow · SAP. Meridian also routes to leading models like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Gemini. Those are governed in the request path, never depicted as standalone estates.
ClearPoint builds on Google Cloud and routes Gemini, Claude, and OpenAI across Meridian, Studio, and Nexus. Model choice follows workload, tenant policy, and evidence needs, not a single primary model. Meridian itself stays neutral: it governs Microsoft, Google, and the custom agents your teams bring or build under one record.
ClearPoint is GCP-native at the control-plane layer. Gemini is one of the model families routed across Meridian, Studio, and Nexus; ADK Go remains a supported implementation path where ClearPoint hosts or mediates execution.
Claude is one of the reasoning model families we use for selected workflows, not the platform-wide default. Anthropic integrations support review-heavy, safety-sensitive, and agent SDK paths where they fit policy and evidence requirements.
OpenAI models are part of the same routed model layer across Meridian, Studio, and Nexus. They sit behind the same tenant policy, telemetry, AI BOM, and evidence controls as Gemini and Claude.
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