Built for systems that execute.
ARCHAI-D is designed for environments where autonomous actions trigger tools, APIs, workflows, infrastructure, or physical operations—where governance must be enforced before execution.
- Action boundary control for high-stakes execution.
- Audit-ready decisions with policy + evidence binding.
- Safe escalation to humans when risk rises.
Security & SOC Automation
When agents can quarantine endpoints, block traffic, or modify access policies, execution must be governed. ARCHAI-D enforces approval gates, constraints, and stop-rights before actions run.
- Risk: accidental lockouts, destructive remediation, policy drift
- Governance: constrain scope, require approvals, safe rollback
- Proof: PoD records evidence, policy, and authorized actions
Examples
- Isolate endpoint / quarantine host
- Block IP / change firewall rules
- Disable credentials / rotate keys
- Trigger incident workflows
Healthcare Workflows
In clinical and operational environments, autonomous systems must operate under strict policy, provenance, and escalation rules. ARCHAI-D provides evidence-bound decisions and action constraints to reduce unsafe execution.
- Risk: acting on incomplete records, unsafe ordering, compliance failures
- Governance: policy-bound actions, human escalation, clear stop conditions
- Proof: PoD supports audit, review, and traceability
Examples
- Route tasks to clinicians based on policy
- Trigger patient outreach workflows
- Initiate pre-authorization sequences
- Escalate when evidence conflicts
Robotics & Safety-Critical Systems
When autonomy touches physical reality, execution must be fail-closed. ARCHAI-D enforces constraints, authority boundaries, and safe exits so unsafe actions become structurally unreachable.
- Risk: unsafe motion, environmental uncertainty, sensor conflict
- Governance: constraints, stop-rights, escalation, replayable decisions
- Proof: PoD ties state + policy to every authorized action
Examples
- Actuation commands under constraints
- Fail-safe stop / fallback behaviors
- Mode switching and approvals
- Human-in-the-loop escalation
Different industries. Same requirement.
ARCHAI-D is not tied to a single vertical. The common thread is execution: if an AI system can take actions that affect operations, safety, money, or infrastructure, it must operate under explicit authority, constraints, and audit proof.
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We’ll identify your action boundaries, define constraints, and show a gated PoD flow end-to-end.