Compliance Engine
Evidence-grade workflow execution (in progress)
Transform compliance frameworks into intelligent, executable workflows. Let AI orchestrate your path to certification while building audit-grade evidence automatically.
Everything You Need for Compliance Excellence
Powerful features that transform how you approach compliance and standardized workflows
Workflow Spec (YAML)
A declarative spec to define units, controls (gates), interfaces, and architecture views in a consistent format.
- Versioned definitions (schema_version, ids, trace refs)
- Process structure: steps, validations, outputs, evidence
- Designed to be readable by humans and executable by tooling
- Reusable patterns across domains (not only one industry)
Evidence by Default
Documentation, trace links, and decision logs treated as outputs of the workflow—not extra work after the fact.
- Evidence requirements modeled explicitly in the spec
- Review gates and sign-offs as first-class concepts
- Traceability hooks built into artifacts and steps
- Designed to reduce “retroactive documentation”
Operating Packs (FDB)
A growing library of reusable packs: templates + validations + outputs shaped by standards-driven practices.
- Start from known patterns instead of inventing everything
- Pack composition: modules you can reuse and extend
- Works across domains by swapping pack content
- Early-stage: library is growing and evolving
Execution Engine
A runtime that can execute defined steps, enforce gates, and emit structured outputs with provenance.
- Run definitions consistently (no ad-hoc prompting)
- Designed for human-in-the-loop checkpoints
- Structured outputs intended for downstream tooling
- Currently in progress: scope depends on engagement
Tooling and Validation
Developer-facing tools to format, validate, and reason about definitions before they run.
- Schema validation and consistency checks
- Linting/formatting to keep definitions clean
- Early feedback before execution
- Built to support gradual adoption (not a big bang rewrite)
How It Works
From framework selection to audit-ready compliance in five intelligent steps
Define the work
Write a workflow definition (YAML) describing steps, gates, validations, outputs, and evidence requirements.
- Units define responsibilities and outputs
- Controls define gates, checks, and sign-offs
- Interfaces define contracts between parts/tools
- Views capture architecture context where needed
Validate and refine
Run tooling checks before execution to catch ambiguity, missing fields, and broken references.
- Schema validation and reference integrity
- Consistency checks (ids, versioning, outputs)
- Human review of intent and acceptance criteria
- Iterate until the definition is stable
Execute with checkpoints
Execute the definition with explicit gates and human-in-the-loop review where it matters.
- Structured task execution (no prompt chaos)
- Gates enforce what must be checked/approved
- Outputs are generated in a predictable format
- Evidence is captured as part of the flow
Keep evidence attached
Outputs carry trace references and evidence hooks so work stays reviewable as it evolves.
- Artifacts link back to inputs and decisions
- Change impact becomes easier to reason about
- Avoid “docs drift” between reality and reports
- Designed for long-lived systems, not demos
Built for Every Compliance Journey
Whether you're starting from scratch or managing complex multi-framework compliance
Standards-driven engineering teams
Teams that need to produce consistent artifacts and evidence without slowing delivery to a crawl.
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Organizations building internal tooling
Teams creating internal platforms where governance and repeatability matter.
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Early adopters who want leverage
Teams willing to collaborate on shaping the system while using it on a real slice of work.
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