Good fit when you need
- An AI feature that must survive security and risk review
- Logs that explain what the model and tools did
- Evaluation before each prompt or model change
Guardrails, evaluation, and audit trails so AI features stay inspectable in enterprise environments.
We help teams put policy into the product: who may use which model, what data may enter a prompt, which tools an agent may call, and how outputs are logged. This is engineering work—prompts, gateways, evals, and runbooks—not a certificate on the wall.
Where regulations or internal standards apply (including conversations about EU AI Act-style risk classes), we map practices to your legal counsel’s guidance. We do not claim ISO, CMMI, or AI Act certification unless you already hold it.
The same pillars as the Zettai Framework, applied to AI delivery.
Use cases, data classes, and allowed actions are written down before prompts hit production.
Prompt filters, tool allow-lists, PII handling, and human approval on high-impact actions.
Change control for prompts and models, aligned with CMMI L2-style planned work and reviews.
Offline test sets for groundedness, safety, and regression after every material change.
Traces for prompts, retrieval hits, tool calls, and operator overrides.
RACI for product, security, and engineering so incidents have an owner.
Make AI shippable in organizations that already have controls.
Classify use cases and data sensitivity.
Define gates, logs, and allow-lists.
Wire telemetry into the product path.
Stand up regression suites and review cadence.
Runbooks for incident and change control.
We’ll map use cases, gates, and telemetry before the next production prompt change.