HELM AI Company OS

The Company AI OS for governed agent actions.

Company context is not company authority. HELM gives security and platform teams a reviewed Console surface for policy packs, agent action proposals, notification routing, emergency stop, receipts, and evidence export before approved work crosses the Kernel boundary.

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HELM Company OS product interface showing tickets, docs, repos, incidents, approvals, and commitments routed through review, policy, approval, Kernel, receipt, and evidence packaging stages.

Reviewed company loop

Context Policy Approval Receipt Evidence

Authority envelope

Autonomous does not mean unconstrained.

Company work runs inside configured policy, budget, connector, approval, and proof envelopes. The system can move only where those rules already hold.

Specs are execution primitives

A spec runs only inside the policy, budget, connector, approval, and evidence limits configured for it. Unknown work is denied by default.

Enforced

Draft rules need promotion

Draft company rules become authority only after review, simulation, approval, promotion, and receipts.

Reviewed

Work records are live state

Tickets, docs, incidents, and receipts can inform action; raw context cannot approve action by itself.

Observed

Kernel stays non-bypassable

Policy and enforcement verdicts stay deterministic. No side effect runs without a pass.

Non-bypassable

Company work loop

A five-stage loop from intent to correction.

Every run follows the same path: sense company state, catch drift, propose a bounded fix, gate it through policy and approval, and leave a signed receipt reviewers can check later.

  1. 01

    Sense

    Ingest company context from work systems.

  2. 02

    Compare

    Detect drift between should and is.

  3. 03

    Propose

    Generate bounded work specs.

  4. 04

    Gate

    Approve, escalate, or deny through Kernel.

  5. 05

    Prove

    Record receipts and update the graph.

Review console

Security admins can see the controls.

Proposed work becomes executable only inside policy, connector, approval, notification, and proof envelopes. Anything outside the configured boundary is escalated, denied, or halted.

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Security Admin

Policy, action proposals, notification routes, and emergency controls in one governed workspace.

1 active policy version
4 notification routes active
1 agent action pending
0 emergency stops active
You

Show me who gets notified when an agent proposes external writes.

HELM

Policy, action, finding, and emergency events are routed to the security-admin subscription.

Escalate

Agent-prepared policy change

Policy author - Compliance / GRC - Production

High risk

The proposal touches external write authority and requires security-admin review.

Policy pack
Compliance / GRC
Notifications
env:HE****OK
Target
External writes
HELM

Approved with change.

DENY

Decision receipt recorded

Evidence

Export pending

Emergency stop

Workspace execution halt

Ready Release requires reason
Ask, decide, or route work...

Security Admin

Policy and notifications are first-class controls.

The reviewed Console exposes where company agent policy lives, which agent actions await approval, where governance notifications route, and how a workspace is halted when execution should stop.

Policy Center

Security and platform teams can select department policy packs, draft, compile, activate, and inspect active policy versions.

Live surface

Action Inbox

Agent-prepared actions stay proposals until a reviewer approves or denies them with receipt-backed evidence.

Review path

Notifications

Policy, action, finding, and emergency events route through masked server-side endpoint references instead of raw browser secrets.

Routed

Audit / Emergency

Evidence export and emergency stop/release live beside governance events so execution can be halted and reviewed.

Fail closed

Operator lenses

Different leaders, same boundary.

One loop. Four lenses. Different questions, same proof.

CEO

Can AI move company work without moving company authority?

Proof signal

Receipt timelines and ProofGraph records show what changed, who approved it, and why.

CTO

Where does the model stop and deterministic execution begin?

Proof signal

Policy checks, signed intent, CodeIndexReceipt, CodeImpact, and receipts make the action path checkable.

CISO

What prevents prompt-injected work from becoming a side effect?

Proof signal

DENY, ESCALATE, and quarantine receipts record the blocked path without running the action.

Auditor

Can the company explain an AI-assisted action after the fact?

Proof signal

ProofGraph and EvidencePacks provide the review path without making raw context authoritative.

“Bring one work loop to the boundary.”
Architecture review
Proof-backed approach
Action proposal review
Notification routing
Emergency stop

Ready to map the loop?

We review one workflow, map the policy and notification routes, and implement with proof.

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