Bound authority
Define the request, permitted systems, data, tools, and limits before an agent acts.
Access follows scope.Axiomorix separates doing the work from deciding whether that work is trusted, approved, and allowed to move.
Define the request, permitted systems, data, tools, and limits before an agent acts.
Access follows scope.The worker that creates an output cannot be the authority that certifies it.
No self-review.Consequential work pauses until a person or defined policy decides it can move.
Execution is not approval.Keep the request, output, review, approval, and resulting action connected.
Every decision leaves a record.Governance helps people make and defend decisions; it does not erase accountability.
Oversight stays in the path.Axiomorix makes authority and decisions clearer. It should not be described as a magic guarantee or a substitute for the people accountable for the work.
This compact example follows one illustrative coding request. It shows the artifact or decision created at each stage—not a live customer record or a claim of production availability.
Limit the coding agent to api-server and src/auth/**. Production deploy stays blocked.
The worker prepares the refresh-token fix inside the permitted repository boundary.
Independent checks evaluate tests, types, security findings, and out-of-scope changes.
An engineering lead reviews the patch and evidence before allowing promotion.
The boundary, output, evidence, approver role, and resulting action stay connected.
Bring one workflow and identify its boundary, reviewer, approval point, and required evidence.