Use-case classification
Evaluate intended use, data, users and impact against the approved risk taxonomy.
AI governance
Compile approved-use, risk tiering, disclosure, human oversight and evidence requirements into checks that run inside AI workflows.
The operating reality
The runtime compliance gate
Rulebook evaluates live context against the confirmed policy and regulatory rules that apply, then returns a decision the agent must follow.
Actor, purpose, data, jurisdiction and proposed action
Allow, deny, obligations or named human review
Evidence, rulebook version and signed decision trace
Why the gap persists
Policy controls are separated from agent runtime decisions.
Risk classification does not follow the use case into production.
Logs show events but rarely show the governing reason.
Rulebook in the workflow
Evaluate intended use, data, users and impact against the approved risk taxonomy.
Return required disclosures, human checks, prohibited actions and evidence requirements.
Confirm, version, test and publish rule changes with a visible approval record.
Potential outcomes
Questions leaders ask
Rulebook includes operational starter templates for the EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF, alongside privacy, security and sector templates.
No. Templates are operational starting points. Authorized reviewers must adapt and confirm them for the organization.
Executive briefing
Bring one consequential agent workflow. We will map the governing policies and regulations, runtime gate, human authority and auditable evidence path with your team.
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