PF Systems

UK sovereign AI governance software

British-developed · Model-agnostic
PF SystemsOperational authority for agentic AIStart with one workflow
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Governed software agents

Writing the change is not authority to release it.

Coding agents can inspect repositories, run commands and prepare deployments. PF Systems governs the consequential boundary between a capable software agent and the production action it proposes.

The operational problem

Credentials frequently carry more technical reach than the workflow should delegate.

An agent may be permitted to prepare code and run tests while lacking authority to change production, access sensitive credentials or modify every repository it can technically reach.

Production release · Step Up

One proposed action. One governed consequence.

01 · Proposed action

Deploy a prepared software change directly into production.

02 · Governed response

PF Kernel holds the release and requires action-bound authority from the release owner while leaving the tested change staged.

03 · Evidence

The proposal, target environment, tests supplied, authority decision and eventual effective action remain connected.

See what an operator can inspect in PF Trace
01

Govern tool calls by consequence

Reading documentation, preparing a patch, changing a test environment and releasing to production need not share one authority level.

02

Keep the model and coding tool replaceable

ClientBridge can connect different agent frameworks and software tools while PF Kernel retains the governed decision role.

03

Use evidence to improve delegation

Shadow operation and Proof Harness testing can reveal which actions should remain routine, be modified, require Step Up or be denied before a production decision is made.

A controlled first step

Which AI action should your organisation govern first?

Start with one consequential workflow, its authority boundary and the evidence needed afterwards.

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