Decision Execution Governance
Assurance materials for security review
Use these materials to understand the free local hard gate, governed evidence in dexgate, and how Decision Execution Governance is documented for review.
This page helps security, audit, compliance, and engineering teams review compatibility, decision evidence, and release controls for the AI-agent use case.
Decision Execution Governance records the policy decision and authorization before protected execution, then records the resulting execution or refusal outcome. This assurance surface shows how that works for Agent Execution Governance on current supported runtimes.
This page explains how Automated Decision Systems documents that control for review.
Two assurance paths
Product-generated evidence vs review materials
On the entitled paid path, dexgate can generate customer-specific decision, Passport, verification, and outcome records. Public downloads on this site are templates or first-party review materials—not automatic outputs from your deployment.
Product-generated evidence
When entitled governed workflows run on supported surfaces:
Illustrative example (not a customer event)
Template / review material · illustrative
Proposal: apply_patch against production configuration
Policy decision: allow
Authorization type: Production-change authorization
Execution verification: pass
Outcome record: protected executor executed the scoped action
On the paid path, product-generated evidence is designed to show what was requested, what policy applied, which passport authority was issued or refused, and what outcome resulted.
Review materials and templates
How to use these materials
What this page is not
- Not a legal opinion
- Not an external approval or independent assessment unless explicitly stated
- Not a guarantee for every deployment or unsupported version
Assurance scope
These materials are designed to support internal review. They are not independent assessments unless explicitly stated in a signed agreement.
Important legal notice
Assurance artifacts and compatibility materials describe Automated Decision Systems testing and documentation scope. They are not legal opinions, government approvals, or independent compliance assessments unless expressly stated in a signed agreement.