The Custody Envelope Threshold: Authority-Scaled Admission of External Artifacts in Institutional Infrastructure
Enterprise dependency sprawl across registries, CI/CD actions, and AI tools creates supply-chain blind spots that current authority models cannot adequately govern.
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arXiv:2606.06767v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Modern infrastructure depends on externally maintained artifacts such as package-registry dependencies, CI/CD actions, container images, Terraform providers and modules, developer extensions, model artifacts, and AI tool servers. These artifacts are easy to fetch but difficult for institutions to admit, govern, and revoke. This paper proposes the Custody Envelope Threshold, an authority-scaled model of artifact admission. It argues that direct ins
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