Autonomous Aviation Governance
Deterministic safety boundaries between AI proposals and flight execution. Geofencing, fuel reserves, crew authority — compiled to pure-function rules at every decision point.
Overview
FlightLaw is the aviation jurisdiction of the AgentVector Codex. It composes Spatial, Resource, and Authority Laws into a governance layer for autonomous and manned drone operations. The same constitutional architecture used in Vigil for desktop agents applies here — different domain rules, identical governance pattern.
Full FlightLaw architecture documentation following the Vigil reference pattern. Includes mission profile governance, geofence enforcement, fuel reserve calculations, and crew authority chains.
Architecture
SwiftVector kernel enforcement architecture. Actor isolation model, pure-function reducers for flight state, and the governance layer that sits between AI mission planning and flight execution.
Laws
Law composition for autonomous aviation: Spatial Law (geofencing, airspace classification), Resource Law (fuel, battery, thermal), Authority Law (pilot command, ATC compliance).
Mission profiles
Four mission types governed by FlightLaw: Thermal survey, Fire detection, ISR operations, and Search & rescue. Each composes the same Laws with different operational parameters.