// Problem
Execution without policy enforcement creates governance drift
When automation can execute without consistent policy checks, organizations lose control over who can act, on which surfaces, and under what evidence. Arbiter addresses that policy gap before execution.
// What it does
Governance rules evaluated deterministically
Arbiter defines and evaluates governance rules in a deterministic way so the same request under the same policy yields the same decision outcome.
Capabilities
- Execution authorization
- Policy enforcement
- Receipt generation
- Audit verification
// How it works
Policy input to deterministic enforcement
System
→ POST /execute
→ TrigGuard Gate
→ PERMIT | DENY | SILENCE
→ Execution receiptArbiter governs what Gate may authorize and keeps outcomes attributable through policy and receipt context.
// Example
Policy-bound infrastructure authorization
Example policy: deny infra.apply on production unless actor approval and change-window constraints are satisfied.
// Integration
SDK, API, CI/CD, and infrastructure integration
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