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Bounded Autonomous Identity: Credential Lifecycle, Identity Continuity, and Operatorless Recovery

The transition from human-supervised digital infrastructure to fully autonomous, operatorless architectures demands a paradigm shift in how systems manage identity continuity, credential lifecycles, and disaster recovery. The central architectural constraint governing this investigation is absolute operatorless execution. Concresca must operate entirely without human operators. Within this bounded context, routine…

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Bounded Autonomous Identity: Credential Lifecycle, Identity Continuity, and Operatorless Recovery
Research Context and Analytical Bounds
Distinct Identity Objects and the Ontological Separation of Authority
Scoped Lifecycle Transitions in Operatorless Environments
Testing Recovery Circularity and Conflicting Histories
Evaluation of Candidate Recovery Designs
Fictional Analytical Case: Two Recovery Branches Claiming the Same Identity

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