Enforcement engine · Attestation
Every release carries a token.
No token, no release. One shared Engine decides the verdict and proves it in hardware.
What this seat does.
No token, no release
Emission is enabled only on a verified compliance token, default-block otherwise.
Sovereign posture, on-card HSM
On-prem open-weight model, no external egress, root of trust on an on-card HSM.
Live attestation pulse
Every governed exchange writes a token; the exhaustive, filterable trail lives on the ledger.
Why the Suite is different
Deterministic, not advisory.
A per-output verdict against a signed library, not a probabilistic guardrail.
Proof a third party can check.
Every output carries a compliance token bound to a named library version.
Remediation, not just refusal.
A bounded convergence loop brings a divergent output back into bounds where it can.
Separation of duties as architecture.
Author, operator, oversight and inspector are separated by keys and bounded views.
One Suite, six seats
Use-Governance Monitor →
Semantic Library →
Enforcement Engine (you are here)
Governed Application →
Oversight Report →
Inspector / Verify →
This governs information use and disclosure. It does not govern targeting, fire-control, or any actuation of force. Demonstration scenario; the depicted units are fictional; illustrative data only.