Chandra Enterprise User Manual.

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Every deployment this manual describes is tracked live, not cached. Marshaller, Chandra's fleet registry, stores nothing but an address per deployment -- instance name, build version, running personality, all of it is fetched fresh from the deployment itself, every time someone asks. See it in action, or read the full mechanics in Chapter 7.

Part I — Concepts
01
What Chandra Protocol Is
The append-only, hash-chained governance layer everything else is built on.
02
What Chandra Enterprise Is
Hub/Spoke, environment roots, and what CEE adds on top of the protocol.
03
Licensing Model
Core is MIT. Chandra Enterprise requires a commercial license.
04
The Spine
The logical Level hierarchy that models an organization's own structure.
05
The CRC Standard and Isolation Surface Size
The CRC standard's four pillars, and the isolation surface size formula.
06
The Industry Configurator
How a regulatory domain becomes a portable spine personality.
07
The Marshaller
The address-only fleet registry for Chandra deployments.
08
Worker Instances and the Spine/Worker Architecture
One process, one database, one isolation surface per worker.
09
Integration and Migration — Working With the Chandra API Directly
The wire protocol -- endpoints, auth model, and a real migration walkthrough.
10
Chandrahub — The Governed Deployment Network
This network. The forest authority for every governed Chandra deployment.
11
The GABA Standard
Attestation for computer-use AI agents, distinct from inference endpoints.
Part II — Using Chandra Enterprise
12
General Database Functionality (Business Record Browses)
Sort, found sets, import/export, calculated fields, and governed triggers.
13
The Spine Editor
Where a logical spine becomes physical worker instances.
14
Form Design
Field schema and validation authoring -- not yet drafted.
15
Permissions and RBAC — Chandra Passport
Chandra Passport (formerly gr-identity) -- in development, not yet in beta.
Part III — Administration
16
Marshaller Administration
Deploying and maintaining a Marshaller instance -- not yet drafted.
17
Worker Deployment and Diagnostics
Fleet deployment scripts and diagnostics -- not yet drafted.
18
Help Content Architecture — Per-Surface ACache Isolation
Why in-product help is split by authority, not kept in one store.
19
AegisGenera / Reference-Monitor Gateway
The reference-monitor gateway -- confirmed unbuilt as of this edition.
Provisional — Pending Reorganization
20
The CAMM Framework
The Chandra Audit Maturity Model -- five levels, thin source, provisional placement.

General Reasoning, Inc. · Birmingham, Alabama · 2026
Chandra Enterprise is built on the Chandra Protocol, which is MIT-licensed -- see Chapter 1 for that distinction.
Enterprise inquiries: inquiries@genreason.com
Join the beta. Two ways in: we can help you set up a closed beta -- use the Industry Configurator to generate a custom personality for your organization, then email the resulting JSON to inquiries@genreason.com along with the subdomain you'd like for an unpublished test site (integration assistance available). Or explore the public-facing Chandra Marshaller directly -- a number of companies are already populated there, no setup required. See current beta deployments.