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AI governance and harness guides
Direct, sourced answers for the people who decide how AI runs in the company. Every guide starts with the definition and ends with what to do first.
Published guides
What is an AI harness
The runtime layer around the model that supplies context, brokers tools and enforces governance rules. The enterprise agent equation, framework vs harness and the 4 pillars.
Read the guideCorporate AI usage policy template
The Allowed, Requires approval and Prohibited matrix, the eight clauses a policy must contain and why it only works when it is enforced in code.
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Organize and Govern ranges published
The whole track with a reference price: harness implementation from R$ 35k to R$ 90k and monthly governance from R$ 12k to R$ 40k per month.
Diagnostic with investment, scope and method references
The Diagnostic reference range, who leads it, what the Diagnostic is not and how each deliverable maps to the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.
Free AI governance self-assessment
15 questions in 5 dimensions, a score per dimension with an open formula and three priorities. Computed in your browser, no sign-up.
Corporate AI usage policy template
The Allowed, Requires approval and Prohibited matrix, the eight essential clauses and LGPD, with a source for every number.
What is an AI harness
A direct definition, framework versus harness, the four architecture pillars and the role of MCP.
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