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Triple Layer Architecture

Authors: Westgate, Keldon;

Triple Layer Architecture

Abstract

The Three Layers The FifthForce deployment architecture consists of three independent entities: 1. **The Doorman** — evaluates incoming input before the model sees it2. **The FifthForce LLM** — processes the raw message and generates a response3. **The Bouncer** — evaluates outgoing output before it reaches the user Each layer runs the five Wake Up Protocol weights (W1–W5) independently. No layer sees another's decision before doing its own evaluation. This is not redundancy — it is the foundational design requirement. Independence is the point.

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