Agiorcx
Governance Engine

Policy enforcement with a full audit trail.

Every agent action evaluated against org-level policy before it executes. Every evaluation logged. Every violation attributed.

Core concepts

Three components. One control plane.

Policy Definitions

Version-controlled rules governing what agents can do. Policies are declarative, composable, and evaluated at the intent level — before an action executes, not after it fails.

Client Registry

Every agent is registered with an identity, a trust tier, and a capability scope. No unregistered agent can emit an intent. No intent is evaluated without an identity attached.

Violation Log

Every policy denial is logged with full attribution — which agent, which intent, which policy, at what timestamp, with what inputs. The log is immutable and replayable.

What it looks like

A live audit log, not a debugger.

governance.log — live
01INFOAgent[ops-01] emitted Intent[SCALE_CLUSTER] — namespace: infra, scope: compute
02PASSPolicy[INFRA_CAP] evaluated: ALLOW — within capacity limits
03WARNAgent[fin-bot] attempted Intent[APPROVE_BUDGET] without required scope: finance.approve
04DENYPolicy[FIN_AUTH] evaluated: DENY — Insufficient Privileges (missing scope)
05LOG ViolationLog entry created: fin-bot / APPROVE_BUDGET / FIN_AUTH / 2026-06-03T14:22:08Z

Pre-execution evaluation

Policies are enforced at the intent boundary — before any action reaches infrastructure, an external API, or a stateful system. A deny is a no-op. It does not require rollback because nothing executed.

Version-controlled rules

Policy definitions are versioned artefacts, not dashboard toggles. Every policy change creates a new version. Every evaluation records which policy version made the decision.

See it in context

Governance is part of the platform — not a layer on top.