
Put company rules in the path of every AI request.
Check identity, data permissions, providers, models, regions, external access, approvals, and audit before the work runs.
- System
- Company rules
- Focus
- See and control every route.
- State
- Fail closed
- Output
- Decision trace
Company rules should change what the system can do, not merely describe what it did afterward.
Tribble applies company rules before it selects data, tools, models, providers, or regions for a request.
If no available path satisfies those rules, the request does not run. Tribble stops it, records why, and offers only an approved alternative.
Identity and permission
Attach user, application, and source-access context to the request.
Provider and region policy
Constrain eligible models, endpoints, locations, and fallback behavior.
Verification and approval
Require evidence, evaluation, or human review for defined work classes.
Fail closed
When no eligible path satisfies company policy, stop the request, record why, and expose only an approved fallback.
One request fails closed when no approved execution path exists.
Tribble never finds a way around company rules. It stops, records why, and offers only an approved fallback.

Classify
Resolve identity, application, data, region, and quality.
Evaluate
Determine which sources, tools, providers, and models are eligible.
Enforce
Allow, restrict, escalate, fall back, or fail closed.
Record
Preserve the decision, execution path, and verification result.
Bring your security and deployment constraints into the first architecture map.
In one working session, we map the current applications, model spend, repeated work, and the first result worth proving. You keep the map either way.
