TrigGuard
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PRODUCT PLATFORM

Nothing executes without earning approval.

TrigGuard integrates into your execution path: deterministic policy evaluation, receipts, and fail-closed gates before money moves, infra deploys, or data leaves your systems.

CATEGORY

The first execution authorization layer for autonomous systems

TrigGuard introduces a new control layer that sits between intent and execution. Every irreversible action must be authorized before it runs.

Category spine: AI execution governance · pre-execution authorization · deterministic authorization · policy enforcement engine.

PLATFORM MODULES

Gate intercepts · Arbiter evaluates · Verify proves · SDK integrates

GATE

Execution authorization

Authorize execution before irreversible actions. PERMIT executes. DENY blocks. ESCALATE requires review. SILENCE fails closed.

POST /execute
PERMIT · DENY · ESCALATE · SILENCE

ARBITER

Policy governance

Define what is allowed to execute. Everything else is blocked.

  • Policy rules
  • Execution surfaces
  • Governance enforcement

VERIFY

Receipt verification

Prove authorization with signatures. Verify offline or in your audit path.

  • Receipt verification
  • Signature validation
  • Offline audit

SDK

Developer toolkit

Wire authorization into apps, pipelines, and runtime. Same contract everywhere.

  • API patterns
  • Language integrations
  • Execution helpers
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THE CONTROL LAYER

Monitoring cannot prevent damage.

Logs and alerts describe what happened. They do not stop it. TrigGuard is the control point: authorization must exist before an irreversible action runs.

NO PERMIT. NO EXECUTION.

CATEGORY CONTEXT

Most systems explain failure. TrigGuard prevents it.

Products map where enforcement runs in your stack. For canonical category semantics, read execution authorization; for stack flow, continue to architecture; for decision semantics, use the decision model.

OPEN POLICY AGENT (OPA)
  • Not fail-closed by default
  • No signed execution receipts
  • No independent verification authority
CLOUD IAM
  • Identity control only (Who)
  • No runtime context authorization (Why/When)
  • Complementary, not a gate for automated actions
MODEL GUARDRAILS
  • Post-output classification only
  • Cannot cryptographically block execution
  • Non-deterministic; safety is probabilistic
WITHOUT TRIGGUARD

Execution is assumed.
No one verified it.

This is what you run today.

AGENT
EXECUTES
UNCHECKED
MONITORING
REACTS TOO LATE
WITH TRIGGUARD

Execution requires authorization.
Every time.

This is what you run today.

AGENT
GATE
INTERCEPTS
ARBITER
POLICY
VERIFY
PROVES

USE CASES

Where execution governance matters

TrigGuard protects critical actions across industries and workflows.

INTEGRATION ROUTING

Choose your module, then route to architecture and implementation.

These systems execute. TrigGuard authorizes.

Products defines what exists. For stack placement use architecture, for protocol semantics use protocol, and for implementation use get started.

All integrations · Node/Express · MCP

GETTING STARTED

Local → Integration → Production

  1. Explore the architecture Understand the execution model and protected surfaces. Architecture →
  2. Run the SDK locally Install TrigGuard and generate your first receipt. CLI → · Quickstart →
  3. Request gateway access Connect to the hosted execution authorization gateway. Request access →

NO PERMIT, NO EXECUTION

AUTHORIZE EXECUTION AT SCALE

Request evaluation access Understand the control model Request access

ALSO READ

Execution trace walkthrough · AI execution governance · runtime authorization (agents) · pre-execution authorization · deterministic authorization · fail-closed AI systems · policy enforcement engine · Protocol · Docs · Verify · Architecture · Pricing