Thoughts on AI governance, execution architecture, and why the layer between authorization and operation is the most important infrastructure decision you will make.
One-command independent verification of Strixgov Ed25519 evidence against public JWKS — what signature success proves, what it does not, and how execution control differs from model guardrails.
Most 'AI governance' platforms produce audit logs an auditor has to take their word for. Here's how Strix produces cryptographically signed evidence any third party can verify with standard primitives — no Strix tooling required.
Role-Based Access Control was built for humans. When applied to autonomous agents, it creates massive security blind spots.
We have authentication, authorization, and observability. But we are missing the layer that actually controls execution.
Audit logs tell you what went wrong after the fact. True governance requires stopping bad actions before they execute.
Thirty minutes: wrap one action, watch it get allowed, denied, or held — and verify the record yourself before we hang up.
npx @strixgov/verifier@latest 5686