The NTTECO architecture defines how metadata, identity, and execution converge into a unified protocol surface. It describes the role of NTTs (Named Type Tags), the OGIS metadata spine, protocol containers, execution envelopes, and the cross‑OS runtime model that enables deterministic, governed object graph behavior across DB and Non‑DB systems.

This page will outline the architectural layers, execution flows, container responsibilities, and the metadata authority model that allows NTTECO to remain server‑agnostic while providing strongly typed client experiences. It will serve as the high‑level blueprint for understanding how the protocol operates as a complete system.