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Keeping your ecosystem’s
governance alive.

We are developing a tool to help groups keep their governance alive day to day. It is not available yet: here is what it will do.

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Status
In development

What it will do.

A group’s rules change with its members and its uses, AI included. The tool will help write them together, say who is accountable for them and keep a record of every decision.

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  • Write the rules together: propose, discuss and version the group’s rules.
  • Define responsibilities: who does what, for participants, operators and AI agents.
  • Adapt rules to your context: start from shared rules and adjust them, while staying compatible with the group’s commitments.
  • Track decisions and how they change: keep a record of choices, commitments and their revisions.

A rule, as the tool will track it.

Each rule keeps its six links: its objective, its content, its owner, its control, its evidence and its review. Around it, the tool keeps the discussion and the version history.

A teaching example, inspired by a travel use case.

Concept diagram: the tool is in development, this is not a screenshot
Rule 4.2

An AI agent consults a booking

Version 1.2, in force
Objective
Help travellers during a disruption.
Rule
An AI agent mandated by the traveller may read their booking for 24 hours, without changing it.
Owner
The agent’s operator.
Control
The mandate is checked before each access.
Evidence
Each access is logged; the traveller can view the log.
Review
Annual review, or after an incident.

Discussion

  • Travellers’ association: make the log readable on a phone.
  • Agent operator: extend access if the trip is postponed.

History

  • Version 1.0: adopted by the governance committee.
  • Version 1.1: access limited to 24 hours.
  • Version 1.2: log viewable by the traveller.

How it will work.

  1. Propose.A participant proposes a rule or a change.
  2. Discuss.The participants concerned comment in the tool.
  3. Approve.The competent body adopts, amends or rejects.
  4. Version.The adopted version is dated; earlier ones remain available.
  5. Inform.The participants concerned are notified.

Planned operation, subject to change.

From method to tool.

The tool extends our approach to governance: connect each of the group’s objectives to a rule, an owner, a control and evidence, then evolve those rules.

Our approach to governance
  1. ObjectiveWhat the group wants to make possible.
  2. RuleWhat is allowed, and under what conditions.
  3. ResponsibilityWho applies the rule and who answers for it.
  4. ControlA human review, a contractual commitment or a technical mechanism.
  5. EvidenceThe record that shows the rule was followed.
  6. ReviewThe rule evolves with use and experience.

Want to hear about the launch?

Write to us: we will let you know as soon as the tool is available.