Not a UI wrapper around an LLM — a family of deterministic, zero-dependency governance kernels. Each is a pure decision function (same verdict in browser, edge, and Node), conformance-tested and signable. Together they compose the lifecycle every cross-organizational agent mutation should run through: identity → authorize → clear → settle → audit. EcoCloud decides; it never moves money, runs no ERP connector, and ships no ZK/Wasm.
Every action is bound to a signed agent identity with scoped authority — provable, and a strict subset of its sponsoring human.
A deterministic allow/deny runs BEFORE every write — the constitution gate, not a model's good intentions.
Every action lands in a tamper-evident, ES256-signed audit chain with a Merkle checkpoint anyone can verify — plus signed event export.
Prove the current governance state — and that any action closed — offline against the public key, with zero trust in our server.
The same kernels, grouped by what an enterprise actually buys. Each module is a stack of deterministic, conformance-tested kernels — not a roadmap. Click one to jump to its kernels.
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