A governed runtime for autonomous execution.
ARCHAI-D sits between intelligence and action—enforcing authority, constraints, and auditability before any tool, workflow, or operation is executed.
- Governance before execution — not monitoring after.
- Signed decisions — Proof-of-Decision artifacts.
- Action gating — allow / deny / constrain / escalate.
Models generate possibilities. ARCHAI-D governs actions.
AI is moving from “answers” to “execution.” Once an AI system can trigger tools, APIs, workflows, infrastructure, or physical operations, governance must be architectural—not reactive.
ARCHAI-D enforces what is allowed to happen, under explicit authority and constraints.
Ungoverned execution failure modes
- Unintended actions and tool misuse
- Policy and compliance violations
- Unsafe escalation in high-risk workflows
- Untraceable decisions (no audit proof)
Plan → Proof-of-Decision → Gate → Execute
ARCHAI-D runs a deterministic decision pipeline that binds intent, evidence, and policy into a signed artifact (PoD), then gates execution based on constraints, authority, and risk. If conditions fail, the system halts or escalates to human review.
Generate candidate action paths under goals and constraints.
Bind evidence + policy + scope into an inspectable record.
Allow / deny / constrain / escalate before actions run.
QER-GATE
The enforcement boundary. QER-GATE validates every action against policy and constraints before execution.
- Allow / deny / constrain / throttle
- Approval gates and human routing
- Safe exit and fail-closed behavior
ITR
Planning intelligence that selects stable trajectories under constraints—optimized for lawful stability, not just probability.
- Goal-to-plan decomposition
- Stability scoring over time
- Constraint-aware path selection
IRST
Truth fusion that consolidates multiple signals into one inspectable decision state—reducing conflict, drift, and ambiguity.
- Evidence binding and provenance
- Conflict detection and resolution
- Replayable decision continuity
Authority becomes explicit.
ARCHAI-D treats permissions and constraints as first-class primitives. Actions are only permitted within a defined scope, with enforced thresholds and stop-rights.
- Permissions: what actions are allowed
- Constraints: limits, thresholds, boundaries
- Exit conditions: stop, fallback, escalate
Fits around your stack.
ARCHAI-D does not replace your models. It governs how they act. Deploy around your agent framework, toolchain, and workflows to enforce execution control at the boundary.
Ready to govern autonomous execution?
We’ll walk through a real gating flow: plan → PoD → constraints → execution → audit logs.