Semantic library · Envelope authoring
The rules the assistant is held to, as versioned artifacts.
Constraint envelopes are visible, signed, versioned artifacts, not prompt text.
What this seat does.
Envelopes are signed artifacts
Every constraint is a versioned, signed object in a baseline, inspectable outside the model.
Assurance tiers per constraint
Each row carries its tier, buildable-now, certifying, or experiment-required.
Failed validation, rules-fallback
A constraint that fails its validation floor is excluded from the embedding path and enforced as a typed rule.
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 (you are here)
Enforcement Engine →
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.