What ASE Solves
Most AI stacks can generate output, but they cannot prove what happened. ASE is built to close that gap for healthcare, finance, legal, and other regulated workflows.
Unreliable Runtime Behavior
ASE runs requests through a governed execution layer designed to produce traceable, repeatable outcomes.
Unverifiable AI Actions
The ASE Gate evaluates a machine's intent before it executes and issues a signed decision — approved, rejected, or escalated. No receipt, no access. Run live in the KRONYQL demo.
No Defensible Evidence
Each gate decision carries a cryptographically signed receipt — verifiable independently of the issuer.
How ASE Works
Execution
Run requests through a governed execution layer with trace and policy applied at every step.
Event
Capture normalized events for each model and tool action.
Trace
Assemble signed traces with policy context and execution lineage.
Verification
Verify integrity on demand for audits, incidents, and regulators.
ASE Gate — Execution Governance
The runtime gate mode of the Auditome Sovereign Engine. ASE Gate is designed to evaluate machine actions against policy before they execute, and to return a recorded decision: approved, rejected, or requires_human_review.
Each decision carries a traceable, signed receipt. The gate runs live in the KRONYQL demo — production deployment coming.
ASE Gate evaluates
- Policy
- Risk
- Tenant identity
- Execution rules
- Approval requirements
Launch Tiers
Start with the Foundation Diagnostic — a plain-English evidence review of your AI-built codebase. Larger engagements available for teams preparing for regulatory scrutiny, procurement, or enterprise deployment.
ASE Foundation Diagnostic
$495 one-time · Founding 10 only · $1,500 after slot 10
One-time diagnostic. No subscriptions.
- Evidence-backed diagnostic report
- Top risks ranked by severity
- What your codebase can prove / cannot prove
- Recommended remediation priorities
Claims need evidence. No trace, no trust.
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Find out what your AI-built codebase can and cannot prove — before a customer, investor, or regulator asks.