# Ordinant

> Ordinant is the decision layer, the part of the stack between an agent's answer and its action. It forms the decision before the act: locating what is being decided, loading the rules in force, testing the answer against the evidence they require, keeping the result as precedent, and carrying the authority to act.

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## Pages

- [Ordinant · The decision layer](https://www.ordinant.com/index.md): The homepage of ordinant.com: what Ordinant is, the distinction it draws, and the Library.
- [Decisions — Ordinant](https://www.ordinant.com/decisions.md): How an answer becomes a decision the institution can rely on — the six moves from answer to decision.
- [Warrants — Ordinant](https://www.ordinant.com/warrants.md): How a decision reaches action — minting bounded authority, verifying it at the edge, and proving what ran.