Solutions

Pick the governed workflow your team owns.

Each lane uses the same loop: identify the proposed side effect, test authority, route approved action, and keep proof.

Request Company AI OS Review Verify HELM

Functions: Five packs
Code: Graph-backed
Proof: Receipt-backed

Build, operate, and govern through one control question.

Who is allowed to turn an AI proposal into a real side effect, and what evidence will prove the decision later?

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Build

Founders and platform teams

Keep production changes, code scopes, tools, connectors, and MCP routes behind explicit authority checks.

View build path → Operate

Operations teams

Compare planned work with real work, draft reviewed specs, run low-risk allowlisted work, and close loops with evidence.

View operate path → Govern

Security and compliance

Fail closed on risky actions, quarantine hostile inputs, and export receipts, EvidencePacks, and reviewable proof.

View govern path →

01 Founders / CTOs

Run founder work through ceilings, approvals, and receipts.

Problem: You want AI to draft and operate real business work, but money, code, messages, and customer actions still need ceilings and proof.
HELM role: HELM AI Individual applies P0 ceilings, approvals, governed actions, receipts, and short-retention evidence where implemented.

CURRENT Founder proof path

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02 Platform Engineering

Give teams one governed execution boundary.

Problem: Teams expose tools, MCP servers, code agents, and connectors without one shared action check.
HELM role: HELM checks connector scope, sandbox grants, Code Intelligence Graph evidence, approvals, and receipts before dispatch.

CURRENT Platform proof path

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03 Security

Fail closed before AI touches systems.

Problem: Bad or too-broad tool calls, code comments, and hostile tool outputs need action-level control, not just login control.
HELM role: HELM denies, escalates, or quarantines when policy, approval, connector scope, safety artifacts, or proof is missing.

CURRENT Security proof path

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04 Operations

Run Night Shift with receipts as source truth.

Problem: The gap between the plan and real work is often found too late, and summaries can be mistaken for evidence.
HELM role: HELM surfaces TruthConflicts and DriftSignals, drafts source-backed GeneratedSpecs, and writes receipts and EvidencePacks as source truth.

GATED Operations proof path

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05 Compliance

Review claims, receipts, and EvidencePacks together.

Problem: Logs often show what happened, but not why it was allowed or blocked.
HELM role: HELM binds action, policy, verdict, evidence, Claim Matrix status, and proof needs into reviewable records.

REVIEWED ACCESS Compliance proof path

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Action capability map

Pick the side effect before picking the lane.

The same HELM loop applies whether the buyer is finance, platform, security, compliance, or operations.

Analog payment side effect gated

Support refund with financial consequence

Support, finance, and operations

Authority: Amount, customer, destination, policy, and compensation path
Policy: Analog refund policy with P0 spend ceiling
Approval: Controller
Evidence: Ticket, refund reason, customer record, amount, approval, compensation path
Receipt: Analog refund verdict receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees actor, amount, threshold, policy, approval, and ALLOW/DENY/ESCALATE.

Data movement side effect gated

Regulated data export

Security, compliance, and data teams

Authority: Dataset scope, destination, and lawful business reason
Policy: Regulated export policy
Approval: Compliance owner
Evidence: Dataset scope, destination, approval, EvidencePack
Receipt: Export denial or approval receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees why the export was denied, escalated, or allowed.

Production infrastructure side effect gated

Production deploy

Platform engineering

Authority: Release owner, staging, CI, migration dry-run, rollback, and postcondition checks
Policy: Serious SaaS Mode deploy policy
Approval: Release owner
Evidence: Diff, CodeImpact, affected tests, CI result, migration dry-run, rollout plan, rollback
Receipt: Serious SaaS deploy verdict receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees proposed change, approval, tests, route impact, policy, and closure evidence.

Identity permission side effect public

Production access change

Security and platform teams

Authority: Principal, permission, environment, and reviewer authority
Policy: IAM permission-change policy
Approval: Security reviewer
Evidence: Requester, principal, permission, policy snapshot
Receipt: Permission denial or escalation receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees the requested permission and missing authority.

Software supply-chain side effect public

Package publish with installer behavior

Release and supply-chain teams

Authority: Source provenance, package diff, and install-script approval
Policy: Package release provenance policy
Approval: Release reviewer
Evidence: Source commit, workflow run, package diff, approver
Receipt: Release receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees provenance, policy, package diff, and verdict.

Code change proposal gated

Engineering spec from code impact

Engineering and platform teams

Authority: Pinned commit, fresh CodeIndexReceipt, CodeImpact, read_set, write_set, and affected tests
Policy: Engineering GeneratedSpec policy
Approval: Code owner or release reviewer
Evidence: Repo commit, impacted symbols, routes, affected tests, rollback, and CodeImpact report
Receipt: Engineering scope verdict receipt
Replay: Reviewer compares approved write_set with actual diff and closure evidence.

Ad spend or audience side effect gated

Growth campaign spend

Growth and finance teams

Authority: P0 spend ceiling, audience scope, brand rules, velocity, and approval
Policy: Growth spend policy
Approval: Growth owner or budget owner
Evidence: Campaign draft, audience, spend amount, ceiling, approval, analytics baseline
Receipt: Growth spend verdict receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees spend ceiling, audience, approval, connector, and closure evidence.

Simulator-labeled kinetic command gateway simulator gated

Warehouse AMR mission authorization

Operations and safety reviewers

Authority: Map hash, geofence, time window, safety profile, emergency halt, telemetry, and operator approval
Policy: Kinetic gateway safety policy
Approval: Human-on-the-loop operator
Evidence: Mission proposal, safety profile, preflight, approval, telemetry, outcome receipt
Receipt: Kinetic command gateway receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees simulator label, safety artifacts, command receipt, telemetry, and outcome EvidencePack.

Simulator-labeled factory workflow gateway simulator gated

Factory workflow proposal

Industrial operations and safety reviewers

Authority: Digital twin preflight, work order, safety policy, approval, rollback, and jurisdiction boundary
Policy: Factory workflow gateway policy
Approval: Qualified operator or maintenance owner
Evidence: Workflow proposal, preflight, approval, rollback, result receipts, closure evidence
Receipt: Factory workflow gateway receipt
Replay: Reviewer sees no direct robot-control claim, plus preflight, approval, and EvidencePack refs.

Business-function packs

Governed examples live inside existing solution lanes.

Each function names allowed reads, allowed writes, forbidden actions, approval thresholds, risk class, budget ceilings, receipts, rollback, and postconditions before work can run.

Engineering

Generate source-backed specs, open issues or PRs, require CodeImpact, affected tests, staging, rollback, and closure diff checks.

Support / refund

Draft replies, allow bounded refunds under policy, escalate high-risk cases, deny forbidden refunds.

Growth spend

Propose campaigns and spend, enforce P0 budget and audience ceilings, require approval and closure evidence.

Finance / admin

Propose invoices, vendor payments, procurement, or billing changes; execute only bounded low-risk actions.

Strategy

Read company state, create TruthConflicts, DriftSignals, ActionProposals, and GeneratedSpecs without executing side effects directly.

Every lane uses the same operating loop.

The surface changes by audience. The authority boundary does not.

Define proof terms

ProofGraph: A record chain that helps replay and check what happened.
EvidencePack: A small bundle of records used to verify one event or review path.

Operating loop Proposal becomes action only through HELM.

Model proposal Draft work

Plan, payload, source intent, and claimed context.

HELM boundary Authority check

Policy, approval, connector grant, risk, and proof need.

Company system Approved action

Connector or workflow dispatches only after the verdict.

01
Reads

Company artifacts, connector context, approval state, policies, and action payloads.
02
Finds

Policy gaps, stale approvals, connector drift, missing proof, and work that no longer matches source intent.
03
Drafts

GeneratedSpecs and review tasks that name the evidence, risk, approval, and receipt needs.
04
Runs

Only actions that pass the HELM boundary before a connector or workflow dispatches.
05
Proves

Receipts, ProofGraph records, and EvidencePacks for later review.
06
Refuses

Model confidence, graph answers, search results, or prompt instructions as execution authority.

Truth posture

Use cases without borrowed credibility.

These pages explain where HELM fits and where it stops. They do not claim customers, assurance, pricing, or performance results that are not publicly backed.

Public evidence where public evidence exists Reviewed-access language for company-layer work Explicit refusal to treat drafts as authority

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