From nothing, create something.
Project0 is the substrate for governed AI infrastructure. Six platforms built on it. One engine underneath. This is the long version, scene by scene.
AI agents are showing up in production work.
They write code that ships. They route trades. They flag clinical findings. They moderate user-generated content at scale.
Whether or not your team officially adopted them, they are already there. Junior engineers paste from a model. Producers ask one to draft the live ops checklist. Compliance scans logs with one running on the side.
The infrastructure to use them safely is not.
There is no sealed record of who decided what. No declared authority. No place to verify a claim against the actual artifact. No way to revoke an agent's reach without spelunking through logs that were never meant to be evidence.
That is the gap. It is not a model gap. It is a substrate gap.
Four primitives. One engine.
Project0 Core is the API-first control plane behind every platform we build. Memory persists across sessions, projects, and teams. Nothing the team learns gets thrown away when an agent restarts.
Authority declared at every decision.
Every action carries an authority mode. Human-led. Human-in-the-loop. Agent-autonomous inside named rules. No silent escalation. No actor outside their declared scope. The default is the safe one.
Ledger by default.
Every promote, every gate, every authority change appends to a tamper-evident chain with KMS-signed hashes. Auditable later. Verifiable today.
Gates that block before they explain.
Gates evaluate before action, not after. A simulation that does not match production state cannot be the basis of a deploy. A model that does not meet the calibration bar cannot be the basis of a live trade. Block first, then explain why.
Verify a sealed decision yourself.
Every commitment hash on a Project0 system maps back to a sealed decision in the append-only ledger. Block number, KMS signer, authority mode, sealing time. Verifiable independently.
The widget on the left runs against an in-page snapshot. Production verification runs against the live chain. Try it. Edit the hash. Hit Verify. See the result.
This is what governed means.
Not "we will produce a report on request." Not "ask compliance for the audit log." A buyer or regulator or your own ops team types a hash, gets a verified record back in milliseconds, with the signer chain attached.
Proof, not promises. The default. Always.
An AI co-worker is allowed to be wrong. It is not allowed to be ungoverned.
End of story