The Pacific platform is built on a 15-year arc of research — from frequency-based NLP systems developed in 2008 with Jeff Spetalnick, to the Positional Correlation Fields engine protecting five product verticals today. Two foundational patents from 2010 established the statistical token-correlation principles. Two provisionals filed in 2026 formalize PCF as the domain-agnostic engine it has become.
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Patents Filed (2010–2026)
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Protected Product Verticals
2010
US20100131900A1 — Frequency-Based Language Analysis
Predictive input, OCR enhancement, compression and translation via corpus frequency analysis. Foundational statistical token co-occurrence prior art.
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2015
US9122318B2 — Reducing Keyboard Data Entry Errors
Dynamic statistical key prediction and visual distinction using corpus-learned positional likelihoods. Error minimization via structural next-token scoring.
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February 2026
Patent 1 — PCF Core Framework (Non-Provisional)
Positional Correlation Fields for CPU-native verification. Structural signature computation, dual-signal anomaly detection, hybrid routing, deterministic caching. 42 claims.
U.S. Prov. No. 63/978,633 · Filed Feb 9, 2026
March 2026
Patent 2 — Domain-Agnostic PCF + VASE Agent
Extends PCF to NLP, cybersecurity, hardware telemetry, robotics, and IoT. Autonomous RL corpus agent (VASE) and edge deployment. 66 claims.
U.S. Provisional · Filed March 2026
March 2026 — Filed
Patent 3 — Wharf Protocol
Multi-agent competitive verification using PCF structural convergence as objective arbitration. Agents offload query cargo for selection — winner by convergence, not authority. 50 claims.
March 2026 — Filed
Patent 4 — WARF P2P Protocol
Peer-to-peer reasoning exchange between autonomous agents. Non-invertible PSV signature transfer, zero-shot knowledge parity verification. 25 claims.
