How TrigGuard Works

TrigGuard is an execution control layer that intercepts automated actions and refuses execution when conditions are not satisfied. This page explains how it operates.

No authority
Signals
Context, Risk, Uncertainty, Integrity
Only authority
Execution Gate
Permit Block Silence
Conditional
Actions
Workflows, User systems, External services

TrigGuard determines whether execution is allowed. It does not generate actions.

Operational Guarantees

  • Deterministic execution gate
  • No black-box inference
  • Fail-closed under uncertainty
  • Auditable permit and refusal

Product Stage

Private Beta (Shadow Mode)

Fully implemented, validated through shadow testing, currently undergoing external ethical review.

Deployment Contexts

Environments harmed by automated escalation

TrigGuard was first deployed in environments where automated systems escalated under uncertainty, causing harm through premature or irreversible actions.

This includes neurodivergent-sensitive environments where escalation patterns cause measurable harm. TrigGuard addresses this by refusing execution when signals are incomplete.

This is environment control, not user treatment.

Enterprise and automated pipeline safety

TrigGuard applies equally to enterprise automation, AI-driven workflows, and any system where premature execution creates risk.

Wherever escalation is a failure mode, TrigGuard provides a deterministic execution gate.

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TrigGuard does not provide advice or assess individuals. It governs whether execution is permitted.

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