Institutional Alignment.

Set your own constitution. Enforce it with adaptive steering, unilaterally, across frontier, open-source, and bespoke models.

You are running on someone else's constitution

A frontier lab tunes its posture to the median of billions of consumers and revises it without your review. A posture written for everyone in general is written for no institution in particular.

Marks identify whose posture is in force, not partnership or endorsement.

Triage returns the center to the institution.

You author the constitution. Integrity brings it to the models and workflows you connect, evaluating and steering activity within that integration.

Full sovereignty includes behavior

You can hold your own weights, on your own hardware, and still not know how an agent will behave once it has internal access. Owning the infrastructure is not owning the posture.

01

Data

Where sensitive information resides and how it can be used. Workspace permissions, retention, and the configured provider connection govern its handling.

02

Model

Which weights, providers, and adaptations you select. Change models without surrendering the control layer.

03

Compute

Hosted inference and offline training with tenant-private serving state and adapters. Deployment options follow your provisioned boundary.

04

Runtime

Which tools, systems, and resources an agent can reach, derived from the code, the workflow, and the caller.

05

Adaptation

How behavior changes over time: reviewed, versioned, tested against retained behavior, reversible.

06

Assurance

Inspect the governing revisions, evidence, interventions, and release outcomes behind the deployed system.

Steering first. Blocking last.

Divergence accumulates from individually plausible steps, not one obviously bad event. Integrity applies the least disruptive correction that returns a trajectory inside your bounds. Blocking is the last intervention, not the product.

Behavioral envelope
Customer reconciliation · production
AuthorizedTrajectoryWithout steering
Input
request received
Reason
objective formed
Tool
action proposed
Result
context returned
Output
response delivered
Integrity action · Tool
Narrow the query
Proposed scope
all customer records
Applied scope
assigned portfolio only

Adaptation is governed, not reflexive

A constitution written on day one is a first draft. Every accepted intervention is evidence of intended behavior, every override a bound drawn too tight. Your posture gains fidelity with use.

01

Observe

Production trajectories: accepted interventions, operator overrides, repeated tool sequences, escalations.

02

Review

Human and operational feedback validates which divergences were real and which bounds were drawn too tight.

03

Calibrate

Reviewed cases become role-specific training batches and held-out evaluations for your workspace.

04

Enforce

Activate a tested customer version or roll back to a retained version. Existing sessions keep their recorded governing bundle.

Start with Base. Turn reviewed workspace evidence into customer versions you can activate and roll back.

Connect your existing model and start with Base. Review retained evidence in Data, batch post-training runs, and compare held-out results before activation. Your harness keeps managing the task and executing tools while Integrity maintains judgment across the session.

Every change passes a version gate: reviewed, tested, deployed with rollback. No direct path runs from live traffic to model weights.

Answers, in advance

Put a behavioral envelope around every consequential agent

The environment exposes only what the task requires. The runtime understands the trajectory. Misalignment is corrected before it becomes an incident.

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