Filed February 22 – July 18, 2026 by EVE NeuroSystems LLC under Micro Entity status. A structural IP moat covering execution control, economic routing, cryptographic attestation, identity sovereignty, safe self-modification, and resilience invariance.
Each family answers a single, operationally meaningful question. Together they comprise the governance substrate for any production AI system. The first three families were filed March 31, 2026 as the original moat trilogy. The final three anchors were filed April 15, 2026, completing the six-family structure.
A curated view of the highest commercial-value applications — the deterministic governance, cryptographic-attestation, security, and compliance inventions behind EVE CoreGuard. All are U.S. provisional applications (patent pending). Provisional applications establish a priority date and are not granted patents; they are generally not published, so filing receipts and supporting records are shared with qualified parties under confidentiality during diligence.
64/114,674 | Deterministic, Replayable, and Cryptographically-Attested Execution Engine for AI Governance Controls (Governance Skills Framework) |
64/114,716 | Zero-Trust Cryptographic Workload Identity for AI Governance Services |
64/114,718 | Per-Tenant Cryptographic Key Derivation for Multi-Tenant AI Governance |
| Application No. | Invention (patent pending) |
|---|---|
| AI Governance & Deterministic Enforcement | |
64/114,674 | Governance Skills Framework — standards-mapped, signed, replayable controls engine |
64/022,677 | Deterministic Pre-Execution Governance & Verification System |
64/013,493 | Three-Plane AI Governance Architecture (Control / Execution / Evidence) |
64/022,671 | Multi-Axis Inference Routing & Runtime Cost Governance |
| Cryptographic Attestation & Audit Evidence | |
64/022,682 | Cryptographic Attestation, Decision Lineage & Regulatory Compliance |
64/013,866 | Regulatory Attestation Engine with Hash-Chain Compliance Certificates |
64/016,569 | Full-State Governance Decision Replay for Regulatory Audit |
| Security & Adversarial Defense | |
64/016,705 | Pre-Inference Prompt Firewall (multi-layer input governance) |
64/006,976 | Hardware-Enforced Prompt-Injection Firewalling + BFT Insider-Threat Detection |
64/014,751 | AEGIS — Adversarial Self-Hardening of AI Governance |
64/016,528 | Cryptographic Watermarking of Governed AI Outputs w/ Independent Verification |
64/019,897 | Unified Model Access Gateway with Shadow-AI Detection |
| Compliance & Privacy | |
64/016,731 | Automated Regulatory Compliance Report Generation from Governance Telemetry |
64/016,724 | Automatic PII Redaction & Restoration (numbered-placeholder mapping) |
64/016,737 | Geographic Data-Residency Enforcement (multi-region pattern detection) |
64/017,814 | GDPR Purpose-Limitation Consent Gate with Cascade Revocation |
| Multi-Tenancy, Identity & Cost | |
64/017,260 | Multi-Tenant Sovereignty Isolation with Gate-Level Context Switching |
64/114,716 | Zero-Trust Workload Identity for AI Governance Services |
64/114,718 | Per-Tenant Cryptographic Key Derivation (never-stored, epoch-rotated) |
64/016,741 | Multi-Dimensional LLM API Cost Governance with Per-Tenant Budgets |
Representative selection from EVE NeuroSystems' portfolio of U.S. provisional patent applications. Patent pending; provisional applications establish priority and are not granted patents. Filing receipts and the claim-support matrix are available to qualified parties under NDA during confidential diligence — provisional applications are not publicly accessible unless later referenced in a published application or granted patent.
The portfolio is spread across two USPTO serial number series, filed between February 22 and July 18, 2026. Coverage spans ten commercial and technical domains. A planned consolidation reduces 93 filed provisionals to 6 anchor non-provisionals plus CIPs ahead of the conversion deadline.
63-series filed Feb 22 – Mar 7, 2026 (foundational governance and hardware). 64-series filed Mar 16 – Jul 18, 2026 (anchor families, multi-tenant isolation, adversarial defense).
Three commercial products sit on top of the six-family stack. Each product draws from specific families, and most families are leveraged across multiple products.
64/030,624 —
“Multi-Tenant AI Governance Isolation” covering Tenant-Sovereign Policy, Usage-Metered Entitlement,
and Tiered SLA. Pillar 128/129 — the Semantic Intent Framing Detector — is
slated for a continuation-in-part filing against Family 6.
Four USPTO trademark applications protect the EVE brand system across wordmark, logo, product designation, and tagline.
| Mark | Serial No. | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVE Sigil Mark (logo) | 99665022 |
Design Mark | Pending |
| EVE AI Core (wordmark) | 99665043 |
Standard Character | Pending |
| EVE Core (product) | 99717925 |
Standard Character · 2 classes | Pending · Filed Mar 23, 2026 |
| The Infrastructure of No (tagline) | 99946179 |
Standard Character | Pending · Filed Jul 17, 2026 · Principal Register |
All 93 filed U.S. provisional applications carry a one-year conversion window. The plan consolidates individual provisionals into anchor non-provisionals plus CIPs; international (PCT) filing strategy and jurisdictional timing are under review with patent counsel.
The consolidation and conversion plan — including the anchor-family mapping, prosecution sequencing, and cost model — is maintained with patent counsel and available to qualified parties under NDA.
Portfolio schedule, filing receipts, invention-family mapping, assignments, the claim-support matrix, and the conversion plan are available to qualified investors, partners, and enterprise customers under NDA.
The patent portfolio, trademark system, and related technical assets together form the structural IP component of EVE NeuroSystems LLC. Diligence materials — including the portfolio schedule, filing receipts, invention-family mapping, and claim-support matrix — are shared under appropriate confidentiality terms.