ASE Governance Architecture

How ASE Governs Every Decision

Three architectural layers. One immutable audit trail. Watch the Define → Enforce → Capture flow that makes ASE auditable by default — not by bolt-on.

Architecture Visualization

The ASE Governance Flow

Define
Scope: Clinical
PII: Redact
Role: Observer
Log: All
○ Standby
Enforce
agent-07
✕ DENIED
✓ ALLOWED
role: evaluator
○ Standby
Capture
txn:001
txn:002
txn:003
txn:004
txn:005
SEALED
audit.pdf
○ Standby
Regulator
audit.pdf received ✓
DEFINE.ENFORCE.CAPTURE.ASE.
Auditome™

Define

Rules are declared before any agent executes. Scope boundaries, PII handling, role permissions, and logging requirements — all defined at the infrastructure layer. No implicit access.

Enforce

When an agent attempts to cross a boundary — accessing data outside its scope, invoking a tool without permission, or transmitting PII — the enforcement layer blocks it. Deny first. Grant explicitly.

Capture

Every action — permitted or denied — generates an immutable receipt. Receipts stack into a complete audit trail that can be exported as a single artifact for any regulator, any framework, any time.

See It Running

The Rig and KRONYQL both run on this exact governance flow — live, in production, right now.