Proof • Evidence over claims

We don’t claim safety. We prove control.

Proof is not a testimonial or a polished success story. It is observable enforcement when pressure is highest: urgent changes, exceptions, and ambiguous approvals.

Control exists only if it holds under pressure.
Evidence is recorded at the moment of decision — not reconstructed after damage.
Provable rules Audit-ready
What is provable
  • No write without a decision log
  • No approval leakage
  • No silent execution
  • Observable enforcement under time pressure
Decision audit Enforced

Decision audit enforced

Signal Execution blocked until a decision is recorded.
Why it matters Prevents post-hoc explanations and responsibility gaps.
Policy exception Blocked

Policy exception blocked

Signal Out-of-scope changes are isolated before execution.
Why it matters Stops “temporary” bypasses from becoming permanent damage.
Release control Observed

Release flow contained

Signal Urgent publishes routed and paused.
Why it matters Prevents silent overrides during high-pressure releases.
Automation Bounded

Agent drift contained

Signal Automation actions scoped and limited.
Why it matters Prevents uncontrolled agent expansion.
Trace Linked

Decision → execution trace

Signal Every execution references a decision.
Why it matters Creates explainability without slowing teams.
Human override Explicit

Human override enforced

Signal Overrides require explicit capture.
Why it matters Keeps responsibility with people, not systems.
Before Approvals implied. Exceptions normalized. Execution assumed safe.
During pressure Control layers enforce routing, pausing, and decision capture.
After Evidence exists without reconstruction.

Proof starts with one controlled flow

Choose the flow where silent failure would be catastrophic. Enforce control. Observe behavior. Expand only after it holds.