Bound the decision
The technical and business owners name one consequential action, its permitted alternatives, and its safe fallback.
How it works
Forge sits beside the workflow, not in place of it.
The customer keeps its models, agents, evidence systems, policy owners, review paths, and execution authority. Forge supplies an independent accountability function for the selected action.
The operating path
Four steps, inside the customer's existing process.
Supply the basis
The customer submits the evidence and customer-authored rule state available at decision time.
Return a disposition
Forge evaluates the bounded request and returns a consistent result with the reason and unresolved uncertainty.
Keep authority where it belongs
The customer's protected systems and named people decide what happens next.
Why it is independent
The workflow does not get to be its own only witness.
Forge is separated from the system proposing the action. The resulting proof trail can be checked outside that original workflow. The public site describes the property; the technical review demonstrates it against a scoped example.
See the controlled technical-review pathWhat Forge does not take over.
Policy
The customer owns the rules and decides which controls are authoritative.
Evidence
The customer owns the source systems, quality controls, and permissions.
Judgment
Named people retain review, exception, and override authority.
Execution
Forge does not carry out the customer's financial, operational, clinical, legal, or mission action.
Start with the decision, not a platform migration.
A first review uses one bounded workflow and synthetic, sanitized, or approved data.