Agentic governance
Knowledge extracts your implicit rules, formalizes them in a living registry, and enforces them on every agent action — with end-to-end traceability.
scope: "finance" / ns: "risk"
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Current: 4.2% + requested +2% | Result: 6.2% > limit 5%
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The problem
How it works
Knowledge is a progression, not a monolith. Each level delivers standalone value — each step unlocks the next.
1 — See.
Knowledge analyses your repos and generates typed drafts: candidate invariants, rules, and decisions. Nothing enters the registry without human validation.
Tacit knowledge doesn't disappear — it enters the registry.
CI pipeline, triggered manually or at regular intervals. Zero developer friction.
2 — Formalize.
Four entry types organized by scopes and namespaces — fed by extraction or created directly in the web interface. Every rule is anchored to the decision that justifies it.
Non-negotiable limits. Blocking: if an agent violates one, the action is stopped. Some require human approval before any override.
e.g. "Maximum exposure of 5% per issuer."
Mandatory or advisory operational conventions. Versioned: when a rule evolves, the full history is preserved.
e.g. "Use EUR mid-swap curve for bond pricing."
Immutable records of significant choices — with context, reasoning, author, and timestamp. The rationale behind every rule.
e.g. "EUR mid-swap adopted as bond pricing benchmark — better liquidity for corporate spreads. Approved by head of pricing, March 2024."
A documented exception to a rule or invariant — with named approver, justification, conditions, and expiry. Not a workaround: a governed exception.
e.g. "30-day exception — exposure limit raised to 7% for TotalEnergies, approved by CIO."
Rules are no longer in someone's head — they're in the registry, queryable, enforceable.
3 — Apply.
A minimal system prompt tells the agent to query Knowledge before acting. The rules themselves are fetched on demand — no prompt overload, no loss in long context.
Governance is not a suggestion — it's a registry the agent queries before every significant action.
Use cases
Knowledge integrates into any context where LLMs operate on behalf of your organization — whether acting autonomously or assisting a human.
Finance & Trading
Exposure limits, compliance rules, pricing — every decision linked to the rule that enforced it.
Coding agents
Claude Code and your CI/CD pipelines share the same architecture and security registry.
CI/CD pipelines
No merge without compliance — the Verifier blocks non-compliant PRs automatically.
Conversational assistants
Communication, confidentiality, and compliance rules enforced via MCP — no prompt to maintain.
Healthcare & Pharma
Medical invariants enforced on the copilot. Final decision stays human — Knowledge traces what was consulted.
Legal & Contractual
Mandatory clauses, liability caps, approval levels — compliance traced at every interaction.
Why Knowledge
A system prompt configures one agent. Knowledge enforces rules across all your agents — with traceability, versioning, and accountability.
Updates
System Prompt
Manual, per instance
✦ Knowledge
One rule changed, all agents updated
Enforcement
System Prompt
Forgettable suggestion
✦ Knowledge
Injected hook — LLM-independent
Contextual memory
System Prompt
Forgotten in long sessions
✦ Knowledge
Re-injected at every prompt
Exceptions
System Prompt
No formal mechanism
✦ Knowledge
Override documented, approved, expirable
Compliance proof
System Prompt
Declared intent
✦ Knowledge
Traced and auditable execution
| System Prompt | ✦ Knowledge | |
|---|---|---|
| Updates | Manual, per instance | One rule changed, all agents updated |
| Enforcement | Forgettable suggestion | Injected hook — LLM-independent |
| Contextual memory | Forgotten in long sessions | Re-injected at every prompt |
| Exceptions | No formal mechanism | Override documented, approved, expirable |
| Compliance proof | Declared intent | Traced and auditable execution |
Compliance
Knowledge natively addresses the requirements of high-risk AI systems — not as an added feature, but by design.
Codified invariants. Distill detects obsolescence.
Immutable decisions with context and reasoning.
Automatic logging of every agent interaction.
Versioned registry, consultable at any point in time.
Approvals, formal overrides, roles and permissions.
Enforcement via hooks — LLM-independent.
Coming soon — an agentic compliance dashboard: followed/diverged rate, never-queried rules, Distill obsolescence signals.
Pricing
The registry is accessible from the free plan. Extraction is a feature, not a tier.
Free
The registry from day one
€299/month
Scale across your organization
Everything in Starter, plus:
Custom
End-to-end governance at scale
Everything in Team, plus:
Ready to start?
Start with Distill — make the implicit visible. Then formalize in a living registry. Then enforce on every agent action.