Control across the system.
Corlogic applies the same controls to answers and to actions: who may reach which data, what leaves the controlled environment, what an AI agent may do, and what is recorded.
Who can reach which data.
Role-based permissions govern access to data, processes and tools. Fail-closed row-level security isolates client data.
Read-only, and open to inspection.
Query SQL runs through a read-only, least-privilege role. The SQL is compiled deterministically from the approved model, and teams can inspect the interpretation, the SQL and the model version.
Sensitive values are tokenized first.
The privacy gateway tokenizes sensitive values before an external model call, limiting the personal data exposed outside the controlled environment.
Corlogic supports selected external model providers and compatible self-hosted endpoints.
A defined role, with defined limits.
Each agent has defined instructions, an approved model, permitted tools and a required output. A process step can narrow those tools further.
A person decides where review is required.
Work follows defined processes, responsibilities and approvals. Where review is required, a person makes the decision before the next step proceeds.
Actions are recorded.
Actions are recorded for review. Correlation IDs, OpenTelemetry traces, operational metrics and health checks make system activity visible.
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System ControlsStart with a recurring process that is harder to coordinate than it should be.
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