BOSNet reduces the cost of "figuring out what's true" across teams, tools, and reports—so strategic work moves forward. Built for regulated industries where governance isn't optional.
It's not the technology. It's the governance requirement. Without provable authority chains and audit trails, AI can't touch regulated workflows—no matter how capable the models become.
AI systems generate outputs, but can't prove which rules governed their decisions or who authorized the logic they followed.
When compliance asks "why did the system do that?", teams spend weeks reconstructing decision chains from scattered logs and tribal knowledge.
Code changes without corresponding documentation updates. Six months later, nobody knows which version of the rules the system is actually enforcing.
BOSNet operates on Constitutional Governance: canonical law documents define system behavior, runbooks provide deterministic implementation instructions, and code becomes provably derived rather than the source of truth.
Every workflow execution traces back through a strict authority hierarchy. LLMs suggest actions but never execute directly—human approval gates enforce operational certainty.
What works today: The Alpha governance kernel handles tenant lifecycle management, access control, evidence emission, and human-in-the-loop approval workflows. RFP proposal generation demonstrates the full authority chain in production.
Multi-tenant architecture with row-level security, strict boundary enforcement, and zero data leakage between organizations.
Every action produces immutable audit artifacts linking decisions to the canonical documents that authorized them.
Human verification required before execution. LLMs propose, humans decide, system records the complete decision chain.
Natural language interface with semantic parsing, intent classification, and conversational context resolution across 9 hierarchy levels.
Email operations, calendar sync, and document management prioritized for enterprise alignment. Targeting Beta release.
Alpha access is limited to organizations in regulated industries (financial services, healthcare, insurance, government contractors) with active AI governance requirements.