Structure moves out of the model and into the contract.
FieldMouth is designed so the model does not decide the governed structure of the artifact. Collection, schema rules, routing and placement are specified outside the model and executed by the runtime.
A user provides information through the field's interview and interface contract.
Freeform input can be transformed into a schema-valid structured value under the field's rules.
Accepted values can activate or require related fields without moving workflow ownership into an LLM prompt.
Each value is placed according to its contracted destination and format.
A runtime can execute the graph without owning it.
The runtime performs the operations. The FieldObjects carry the relationships and constraints that define the governed workflow.
Versioned objects can be reused.
An approved object can be retrieved by compatible systems without copying its rules into each application.
Architecture documented April 2, 2026.
The FieldMouth technology was filed as a U.S. provisional patent application on April 2, 2026. Patent rights ultimately depend on issued claims.