TA-14-AIGR-000044

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The Human–AI Boundary Institute for Terrestrial Stewardship (HABITS) develops a reality-coupled constitutional architecture for consequential action. It is intended to serve the living Earth and the community of life it sustains by helping humans, artificial intelligence, institutions and other originating systems remain accountable to the conditions of Living Reality. HABITS is concerned with the consequences of proposed actions, regardless of whether they originate from human or artificial intelligence. Its Universal Admissibility Boundary (UAB) determines whether a proposed action is admissible under the relevant, current conditions of Living Reality, using external evidence supplied through the Planetary Admissibility Framework (PAF). Admissibility does not itself grant permission to act: legitimate governance remains responsible for authorisation. HABITS does not execute actions. Its constitutional determination is returned to the originating system, which retains responsibility for implementation and its consequences. The architecture also provides for preserving and checking the determination, its conditions and the required authorisation before execution. As actions change Living Reality, new observations inform subsequent determinations. The Foundational Architecture of HABITS, Version 2.0 (July 2026), sets out these principles and architectural responsibilities. It is a foundation for future frameworks, implementations and examinations, rather than a claim that a complete operational system has already been deployed.