OmniBachi is the reference implementation of Protocol-Governed Systems (PGS). PGS is the architecture — governing software and agentic AI through compiled, declarative protocol. OmniBachi is where that architecture is built, run, and proven.
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I design systems meant to outlast the code that builds them. My career began in industrial automation — across iron & steel, cement, and petrochemical plants — where I designed motor control and automation systems and contributed patented work. Those systems taught me something software often forgets: when abstractions are correct, systems can run deterministically for decades without change. I later spent over 28 years at The Boeing Company, working at the intersection of control systems, large-scale engineering, and computing architecture, ultimately serving as a Technical Fellow. Over time, a contrast became impossible to ignore. ...
OmniBachi™ is the reference implementation of Protocol-Governed Systems (PGS) — software whose behavior is separated from its execution mechanics. Where system intent becomes durable architecture — not technical debt. What is OmniBachi? Protocol-Governed Systems (PGS) is the architecture: a discipline for defining, validating, and executing application behavior through explicit capability declarations rather than imperative business logic. OmniBachi is the reference implementation that makes that architecture concrete. Instead of embedding rules, flows, and policies in procedural code, OmniBachi treats them as structured protocol artifacts — validated before execution, observed during execution, and reasoned about after execution. ...