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AI GOVERNANCE

The model can interpret. Only the platform can authorize.

AI can interpret intent and propose a structured plan. Identity, permissions, eligibility, approval, execution, and completion remain deterministic platform controls; the model holds no provider credentials.

Governed sequence

Authority stays outside the model from plan through completion.

  1. 01

    Intent is not authority

    Natural language becomes a versioned, inspectable plan.

  2. 02

    Approval binds the exact plan

    Material changes invalidate the approved plan.

  3. 03

    Only registered operations can run

    The model cannot invent capabilities, credentials, or authority.

  4. 04

    Execution is separated from conversation

    A separate worker runs the authorized operation.

  5. 05

    A provider response is not completion

    Where supported, destination state is read back and reconciled.

  6. 06

    Capability status expires and fails closed

    Stale or changed capability evidence blocks eligibility.

Fail closed means uncertainty does not become authority.

Missing, stale, held, or expired evidence blocks the affected operation. Unknown outcomes remain unresolved until reconciled; authorization never fills an evidence gap.

Common questions

Intent, authority, execution, and certification.

Inspect the authorization boundary.

See how intent becomes a plan and authority remains outside the model.

Source-linkedExact approvalVerified outcome
Detect
Plan
Authorize
Verify

Capabilities are enabled and certified by operation, provider, tenant, and deployment.