Building BIOS Architecture

Each AI agent interacting with the BIOS shall possess a unique service identity and a defined authorization scope.

AI agent access levels may include:

read public information;

read approved engineering configuration;

read selected operational data;

generate recommendations;

request diagnostic tests;

propose configuration changes;

request operational commands;

issue limited commands within approved constraints;

Each agent authorization shall define:

agent identity;

model and service version;

responsible organization;

approved purpose;

accessible entities;

accessible data categories;

permitted actions;

maximum command scope;

required human confirmation;

validity period;

revocation conditions;

logging requirements.

AI agents shall not impersonate human users. Every request, recommendation, or command shall remain attributable to the specific agent and supervising authority.

Where an AI agent can request physical action, the BIOS shall verify:

current building state;

agent authority;

target identity;

command limits;

applicable interlocks;

dependency status;

operating mode;

required human approval.

The BIOS shall record:

data supplied to the agent;

relevant model version;

output received;

confidence where provided;

action taken or rejected;

approving human or service;

resulting physical state.

Privacy-sensitive and security-sensitive data shall not be exposed merely because the agent may improve its recommendations.