
Cited Root Cause, Held for a Human
- Root cause through the spacecraft knowledge graph
- Recovery procedure, every step cited
- Onboarded on your own documents and FMECA
One evidence core across spacecraft, ground stations, space insurance and ground-motion data. Every finding is cited to its source or withheld. Jantar proposes; a human authorises.
ARCHITECTURE
Data, reasoning and command are kept apart, modelled on the zero-trust architecture of NIST SP 800-207. Reasoning reads data through one audited interface, and nothing it writes can reach a transmitter.

WHO IT IS FOR
Four questions, one answer format: cited or withheld. This is who Jantar is built for, not a list of customers.
A cited root cause and a drafted recovery procedure for each anomaly, grounded in the spacecraft's own documents.
Flight Ops ArchitectureA sealed, cited record of what the spacecraft did over the policy period. The carrier decides; Jantar prices and settles nothing.
The Evidence SpecificationEvery pass scored against its link budget, and a verdict on whether a fault is on the ground or in orbit.
Ground Segment SpecsCited, quality-flagged ground displacement from published radar interferograms. Built; not yet served to customers. No failure-time prediction.
Jantar EarthTHE SUITES
Ops, Risk and Ground are built and served. Earth is built; publication waits on counsel.




SPACE TO GROUND
More satellites now carry their own AI computer. Jantar is the ground-side check on what it reports: each onboard detection is investigated against the spacecraft's own documents, and is never taken as evidence by itself.

THE EVIDENCE GATE
Jantar releases a root cause only when the spacecraft's own knowledge graph backs it. When the grounding is absent, it declines.

Jantar's own behaviour on JANTAR-REF-1, the synthetic reference spacecraft; not a comparison against any other model. On reference replay only; not a live-mission result. Measured on synthetic · JANTAR-REF-1. mode=airgap · model=deterministic · grounded_faults=16 · moat_holds=True. Source: make bench-moat. Measured at commit 2bc4474. From this release’s scorecard. Published at /api/system/scorecard.
SECURITY & COMPLIANCE POSTURE
Designed to run hosted or fully air-gapped. The posture below is self-attested and has not been independently audited.

STANDARDS-BASED TELEMETRY INGEST
One source per deployment, or several bound to each craft. Every adapter reads and none writes; one that needs a network is refused in airgap mode. The MQTT, Kafka and AWS Ground Station adapters are tested against simulated brokers and recorded data only, not yet a live feed.
Walk through Jantar investigating the JANTAR-REF-1 reference spacecraft, or discuss connecting your own constellation or ground network.