AI Evidence Plane
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Governed Execution

The agent proposes.The governed workflow decides.

AI Evidence Plane places consequential actions inside an approved execution path—evaluating conditions, requiring approval where needed and controlling commit.

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A proposed AI action moves through preparation, evaluation and approval toward commit, with a blocked remediation branch.

Before Execution

Resolve what is allowed before execution starts.

Approved configuration becomes the contract used by the production workflow.

Workflow, agent binding, model, prompt, tools, policies, evaluations and approvals converge into a resolved execution contract.
  • Workflow
  • Agent binding
  • Model & prompt
  • Tools & actions
  • Policies & evaluations
  • Required approvals
  • Resolved execution contract
  • Versioned and approved

Known configuration · Explicit authority · Controlled change

During Execution

Control consequential actions before commit.

A proposed action must pass the required evaluations and approvals before commit authority is granted.

A proposed action follows prepare, evaluate, approve and commit, with a failed evaluation branch to block, remediation and re-evaluation.
  • Proposed action
  • Prepare
  • Evaluate
  • Approve
  • Commit
  • Block
  • Governed remediation
  • Re-evaluate

When Conditions Fail

Failure becomes a controlled state.

Failed conditions block commit, initiate approved remediation and return the workflow for re-evaluation.

A controlled failure loop moves from blocked state to approved remediation and re-evaluation before returning to the governed path.
  • Blocked
  • Approved remediation
  • Re-evaluate
  • Return to governed path
  • Controlled failure state

Fewer unauthorised actions · Safer recovery · Verified remediation

Controlled Authority

Separate who builds, approves and operates.

Role-based permissions protect design, promotion, production operation and evidence access without turning every change into an ad-hoc decision.

Enterprise role authority separates design, approval, operations and review lanes before connecting them to decision evidence.
  • Enterprise identity provider
  • Design
  • Draft · Test
  • Approval
  • Approve · Promote
  • Operations
  • Run · Remediate
  • Review
  • Inspect · Export evidence
  • Connected decision evidence

Every Decision Leaves Evidence

Know why an action committed—or why it did not.

Each workflow instance connects the proposed action, controls applied, evaluation results, approvals, remediation and final outcome.

  1. Proposed action
  2. Policy and evaluation decision
  3. Approval state
  4. Remediation state
  5. Commit or blocked outcome
  6. Connected evidence
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Designed To Enable

Govern execution where business risk appears.

  • Faster approval
  • Fewer unauthorised actions
  • Shorter recovery
  • Verifiable decisions

Design-Partner Pilot

Start with one consequential workflow.

Map its execution contract. Govern one live path. Prove the resulting decisions.

  • Approved execution contract
  • Governed pilot run
  • Evidence and scale decision
Discuss a design-partner pilot