For developers
One call, from wherever the action originates: an agent's tool call, your own function, a pipeline step, or plain HTTP. You get ALLOW, ESCALATE or BLOCK, and a signed Decision Dossier explaining why.
Decionis does not replace the model, the protocol, or the tool. It is the authority check between the intent and the effect.
The protocol reached directly — from an agent's tool call, your own code, a pipeline, or plain HTTP. This is the shortest path from nothing to a first verdict.
Every tool call an agent makes can ask Decionis before it runs.
Every function in your own code can ask Decionis before it commits.
Every deployment can ask Decionis before it ships.
Every command in a terminal or a pipeline can ask Decionis before it executes.
Every system you already run can ask Decionis over plain HTTP.
Every automation step can ask Decionis before it fires.
Everything on this list resolves without an account or a conversation. We list it explicitly rather than gesturing at a GitHub org, because the point of this section is that you can check it.
Govern any GitHub workflow step on a signed Decision Dossier — gate deploys, releases and infra changes, in shadow or enforce mode. Public repository.
uses: decionis/govern@v1The Node SDK: ask for a verdict on a proposed action from your own code, and read the Decision Dossier that comes back.
npm install @decionis/sdk-nodeThe protocol implementation is not open source today. What is public is listed above: the govern Action and the Node SDK. The Decision Dossier format is documented and independently verifiable against our published JWKS, so you can check a verdict without trusting our code.
Read the Decision Dossier formatEvery endpoint, every field of the decision contract, and the shape of a Decision Dossier.
Put the decision layer on an agent's tool-call boundary so no tool runs unevaluated.
Turn written authority into executable rules, versioned and pinned so decisions reproduce.
Fork a decision recipe someone else already runs instead of authoring from scratch.
Reach the protocol from any system that can make an HTTP request.
The whole architecture in seven drawings, each downloadable for your own docs.