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TRUST

Enterprise AI needs more than intelligence.
It needs control.

Superwork lets AI act inside your business—on your infrastructure, under your rules, with every execution on the record.

One Gate with an agent's proposal travelling to it; the proposal stops outside the Gate and waits for the World's decision.

EXECUTION GOVERNANCE

Govern every execution.

  • RULE 1Agents never hold secrets.
  • RULE 2AI cannot grant itself authority.
  • RULE 3Every change can be reviewed.
  • RULE 4Every execution can be traced.
  • RULE 5The agent that does the work can't approve it.
  • RULE 1Agents never hold secrets.
  • RULE 2AI cannot grant itself authority.
  • RULE 3Every change can be reviewed.
  • RULE 4Every execution can be traced.
  • RULE 5The agent that does the work can't approve it.

An index of the five rules, each with its glyph: a boundary, a gate, a review mark, evidence marks, and two separated actors.

RULE 1 · BOUNDARY

Agents never hold secrets.

Agents use real systems without holding their secrets. Credentials stay in a secure broker. Each environment reaches only its own resources. Access can be revoked immediately.

An agent outside an environment boundary reaches the ERP system only through a broker on the boundary; the secret stays with the system inside, and the access line is revoked.

RULE 2 · AUTHORITY

AI cannot grant itself authority.

AI never gets authority simply because it generated the answer.

An agent's attempt to widen its own permission loops back and is blocked; its granted scope comes only from the Policy above it.

DECISION

Intelligence proposes.
The World decides.
The Runtime commits.

Proposals are checked against the World's current state and rules; only then does the Runtime commit them.

One Gate decides three proposals: one approved and committed, one blocked, and one sent to the finance lead for human review and then committed to the real systems.

RULE 3 · REVIEW

Every change can be reviewed.

Changes to rules, permissions and environments go through review before they go live.

A reviewer examines two proposed rule changes: one is accepted and joins the active rules, the other is declined and stays dimmed.

RULE 5 · SEPARATION OF DUTIES

The agent that does the work can't approve it.

WORK ITEM
CHANGE · VENDOR RECORD

Agent A makes a change to a work item; its own attempt to approve the work is cut, and a different principal, Person B, approves it as the checker.

RULE 4 · EVIDENCE

A complete, verifiable record of what happened.

What was proposed, what was decided, by whom and under which rules—kept for every execution.

EXECUTION HISTORYBY WHOMUNDER WHICH RULE
ACCESS VIA BROKER · CREDENTIAL NEVER LEFT BOUNDARYAGENT · INTAKEENVIRONMENT BOUNDARY
SELF-GRANT ATTEMPT · BLOCKEDAGENTPOLICY · GRANTED SCOPE
PROPOSED · COMMITTED · BLOCKEDAGENTS · FINANCE LEADWORLD RULES
CHANGE REVIEWED · ACCEPTED · DECLINEDREVIEWERCHANGE REVIEW
SAME PRINCIPAL APPROVAL · REFUSEDAGENT A · PERSON BSEPARATION OF DUTIES
ACCESS VIA BROKER · CREDENTIAL NEVER LEFT BOUNDARY
BY WHOMAGENT · INTAKEUNDER WHICH RULEENVIRONMENT BOUNDARY
SELF-GRANT ATTEMPT · BLOCKED
BY WHOMAGENTUNDER WHICH RULEPOLICY · GRANTED SCOPE
PROPOSED · COMMITTED · BLOCKED
BY WHOMAGENTS · FINANCE LEADUNDER WHICH RULEWORLD RULES
CHANGE REVIEWED · ACCEPTED · DECLINED
BY WHOMREVIEWERUNDER WHICH RULECHANGE REVIEW
SAME PRINCIPAL APPROVAL · REFUSED
BY WHOMAGENT A · PERSON BUNDER WHICH RULESEPARATION OF DUTIES

The execution history recorded across the page: five entries, each with its evidence mark, what happened, by whom and under which rule.

DEPLOYMENT FREEDOM

Your infrastructure. Your models. Your systems.

Deploy as SaaS, in your private cloud or VPC, or in your own environment on-premises. Use the model providers you choose. Connect the systems you already run.

Three deployment boundaries side by side, SaaS, private cloud or VPC, and self-hosted on-premises, each holding the same Policy and Gate.

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