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AI Governance & Compliance

Enterprise AI You Can
Actually Audit.

Every Ripplemesh AI agent operates within documented boundaries, logs every interaction, and routes sensitive queries through a PII-protected architecture — designed for enterprise compliance, not bolted on after the fact.

Framework Coverage

NIST AI Risk Management Framework

The NIST AI RMF defines four core functions for responsible AI deployment. Ripplemesh satisfies each — not as a compliance exercise, but as an architectural reality.

Govern

Agent registry with documented roles, tool permissions, and scope boundaries. Every agent's behavior is defined in configuration, not emergent.

Map

Organizational context mapped to agent capabilities at deployment. Risk classification per agent, per data domain, per user role.

Measure

Every query logs execution time, confidence scores, entities accessed, and data classification. Full audit trail per interaction.

Manage

Gap Console tracks unanswered queries. PII access attempts are blocked and logged. Human-in-the-loop escalation paths defined per agent.

EU AI Act Alignment

Article-by-Article Coverage

Ripplemesh's architecture was designed with EU AI Act requirements in mind — auditability, transparency, human oversight, and data governance are structural, not configured.

Article 9

Risk Management System

Ripplemesh agents operate within documented risk classifications. Tool permissions are bounded. No agent can access data outside its defined scope.

Article 10

Data Governance

PII is architecturally separated from the intelligence ledger. The UID Lookup Table holds non-sensitive identifiers; deep PII is RLS-protected and HR-only.

Article 12

Record-Keeping

Every agent interaction is logged: user, role, timestamp, query intent, entities accessed, execution time, and response confidence.

Article 13

Transparency

Agents communicate their data sources and reasoning. Users are informed when a query is routed to deterministic data vs. LLM narration.

Article 14

Human Oversight

Gap Console flags unresolvable queries for human review. No agent takes autonomous action on high-risk operations without explicit authorization.

Article 15

Accuracy & Robustness

Deterministic triage layer ensures quantitative answers are computed from verified data, not model memory. Factual accuracy is structural, not probabilistic.

Audit Trail

What's Logged — Everything.

Ripplemesh logs every meaningful event in the AI interaction lifecycle. Your compliance team gets a complete, queryable audit trail — not a summary.

Every agent query and intent classification
PII access attempts and blocks
Entities accessed per query
Execution time per function
Confidence scores and data source citations
User identity and role at time of query
Data classification per field accessed
Gap Console entries for unresolved queries

PII Architecture

Privacy by Architecture

Ripplemesh separates non-sensitive identifiers from personal data at the database layer — not the application layer — ensuring the intelligence ledger can never leak PII even if queried directly.

UID Lookup Table

Managed Database · Non-Sensitive

  • Non-PII Universal Actor IDs (uid: user_abc123)
  • Used in all experience statements and analytics
  • Analyzable, exportable, and shareable with zero PII exposure
  • GDPR structurally safe — no personal data in the ledger

Deep PII Store

ManagedUser Entity · Row-Level Security · HR-Only Access

  • Full name, email, HR flags, performance records
  • RLS enforcement — HR Director role required for access
  • Resolved only via audited resolveActorPII function
  • Every resolution attempt is logged for compliance review

Ready for Your Compliance Team?

We'll walk your security and legal teams through the full architecture — PII model, audit logs, agent governance, NIST RMF mapping, and EU AI Act article coverage. Prepared briefing available on request.

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