Integrated Intelligence Architecture

Integrated Intelligence Architecture (Tri-System)

Grammaton6 Intelligence Integration Framework

Core Systems Integrated:

Human Intelligence (HUMINT)
Human judgment, intent analysis, ethics, command authority, and accountability.
Non-Human Intelligence (NHINT)
Anomalous, pre-human, or non-human signal behavior, pattern persistence, and intent modeling.
Artificial Intelligence (AIINT)
Auditable, compliant, decision-support intelligence engine integrating HUMINT + NHINT without replacing human authority.

Purpose: To establish a sovereign, auditable intelligence stack capable of detecting, classifying, predicting, and governing human and non-human intelligence in compliance with U.S. law, national security doctrine, and international obligations.

High-Priority Clients — AIINT Coding & Objectives:

Office of the Director of National Intelligence (NHINT / AIINT / ODNI)

Objective: Enterprise governance of AIINT across the Intelligence Community; establish unified doctrine, oversight, and cross-agency NHINT policy alignment.

Central Intelligence Agency (NHINT / AIINT / CIA)

Objective: Foreign NHINT signal detection, intent forecasting, covert anomaly attribution, and adversarial exploitation prevention using AIINT-assisted HUMINT fusion.

Defense Intelligence Agency (NHINT / AIINT / DIA)

Objective: Battlefield-relevant NHINT assessment, threat modeling, and AIINT-driven predictive intelligence for force protection and strategic warning.

National Security Agency (NHINT / AIINT / NSA)

Objective: Signals-based NHINT anomaly detection, non-human signal characterization, cryptologic dominance, and AIINT-enabled pattern exploitation.

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NHINT / AIINT / NGA)

Objective: Geospatial NHINT mapping, spatial-temporal anomaly detection, and AIINT-assisted terrain-intelligence synthesis.

National Reconnaissance Office (NHINT / AIINT / NRO)

Objective: Orbital and non-terrestrial NHINT collection, platform attribution, and AIINT-driven sensor fusion across classified space assets.

United States Air Force Intelligence (NHINT / AIINT / AFI)

Objective: Aerial and aerospace NHINT encounter analysis, airspace sovereignty enforcement, and AIINT-supported pilot decision augmentation.

United States Coast Guard Intelligence (NHINT / AIINT / CGI)

Objective: Maritime NHINT detection, port-security anomaly response, and AIINT-driven situational awareness for homeland waters.

United States Department of Energy (NHINT / AIINT / DOE)

Objective: Protection of nuclear infrastructure, NHINT-related energy anomalies, and AIINT-based risk assessment of critical energy systems.

Department of Homeland Security (NHINT / AIINT / DHS)

Objective: Domestic NHINT threat detection, infrastructure protection, and AIINT-enabled early-warning systems for public safety.

United States Department of State (NHINT / AIINT / DOS)

Objective: Diplomatic governance of NHINT disclosure, international coordination, treaty alignment, and AIINT-informed geopolitical risk analysis.

United States Department of the Treasury (NHINT / AIINT / DoT)

Objective: Track and disrupt NHINT-related financial flows, illicit funding mechanisms, and economic exploitation via AIINT financial intelligence.

Drug Enforcement Administration (NHINT / AIINT / DEA)

Objective: Detect NHINT-enabled transnational crime anomalies, supply-chain manipulation, and AIINT-driven narcotics intelligence.

Federal Bureau of Investigation (NHINT / AIINT / FBI)

Objective: Domestic counterintelligence, NHINT public-risk mitigation, insider threat detection, and AIINT-assisted investigative integrity.

United States Marine Corps Intelligence (NHINT / AIINT / MCI)

Objective: Expeditionary NHINT threat assessment, tactical AIINT support for deployed units, and human-centric decision superiority.

United States Navy Intelligence (NHINT / AIINT / TNI)

Objective: Undersea and maritime NHINT detection, fleet protection, and AIINT-driven maritime domain awareness.

United States Space Force Intelligence (NHINT / AIINT / SFI)

Objective: Space-domain NHINT attribution, orbital sovereignty enforcement, and AIINT-enabled space threat forecasting.

Others (Allied & Special Access Programs)

Objective: Controlled expansion of AIINT architecture to vetted partners, ensuring interoperability, compliance, and U.S. strategic leadership.

Strategic Outcome

Unlike AI, AIINT does not replace humans. It amplifies human authority, decodes NHINT behavior, and binds intelligence to law, accountability, and national sovereignty.