SIM-ONE

CCP Protocol — Cognitive Control Protocol

Overview

The Cognitive Control Protocol (CCP) is the orchestration backbone of the SIM‑ONE Framework, providing structured coordination for multi‑protocol cognitive workflows. It ensures that all contributing agents and governance protocols operate under a deliberate, auditable execution plan rather than in free‑form, unpredictable patterns.

In governed cognition, coordination is not optional — it is the primary safeguard for deterministic and sustainable system behavior.


Key Functions


Governance Role in SIM‑ONE

The CCP enforces the Five Laws of Cognitive Governance by:

  1. Coordinating architectural components so they function as a governed whole.
  2. Preventing unregulated agent execution that could lead to inconsistent results.
  3. Providing a structured path for information to flow between governance protocols.
  4. Ensuring that every cognitive process adheres to pre‑established quality and efficiency standards.

Coordination Modes

While the specific orchestration logic remains internal, CCP supports multiple high‑level coordination models:


Resource Oversight

CCP maintains oversight of:


Integration within SIM‑ONE

CCP operates as the central nervous system for cognitive governance in SIM‑ONE:


Benefits in Governed Cognition


Notes on Implementation

The detailed orchestration logic, data structures, and algorithmic selection processes are available in the repository’s implementation under the dual-license model. This documentation provides the governance role and conceptual structure of CCP, with full implementation details available in the codebase.