State behind the answer
The system maintains the object underneath the answer instead of treating the answer as the asset.
Zator recovers the machinery beneath financial projections: entities, obligations, cash flows, constraints, belief states, residuals, source lineage, and executable surfaces.
A source enters. A structure is created. A constraint is applied. State is maintained. A surface is emitted.
A search result can support an answer. It does not recover the obligations, constraints, definitions, time, counterparty state, and review path beneath the source.
The system maintains the object underneath the answer instead of treating the answer as the asset.
Source identity, object type, provenance, control state, and projection status remain distinguishable.
Compiled state keeps evidence, permissions, review gates, and delivery status attached to the work it supports.
The compiler converts source bytes into typed objects, then carries evidence, constraints, control state, and dependency history forward.
Use models for ambiguity. Use compilers for structure. The machine is vertical: source, compiler, memory, controls, action.
Schema validation, math, identity resolution, source checks, permissions, and audit trails.
Extraction, ranking, similarity, summarization, anomaly detection, and proposal generation.
Candidate state becomes activated workflow state only after the required checks pass.
Panels, monitors, agents, and APIs read from maintained state rather than raw memory alone.
Each compiler answers five questions: what source enters, what structure is created, what constraint is applied, what belief is maintained, and what surface is emitted.
Compiled state drives action because it preserves source, structure, constraints, and decision history.