Human sovereignty
Learning and capability do not create authority.
Company
Make autonomous action accountable.
Intelligence never silently becomes authority; consequential execution produces evidence fit for inspection.
Principles
Authority. Execution. Evidence.
Explicit permission, bounded action, and portable proof.
Deny by default
Missing or contradictory inputs stop action.
Evidence before closure
Completion requires policy-demanded proof.
Separation of duties
Request, approval, execution, and verification remain distinct.
Reversible learning
Learning can improve routing, not permission.
Precise claims
Readiness is stated only to achieved evidence.