§ Platform - AI Governance

Controlled AI for regulated credit work.

CORE treats AI output as proposed credit work. Claims need sources, model runs need snapshots, and the analyst owns the decision before anything enters the file.

AI control plane

The model does not get the final word.

Every generation resolves through a controlled source substrate, model registry, section route, policy context, regulatory context, analyst action, and event history so model upgrades do not rewrite prior credit work.

Fact review before downstream use

§ Governance Layer

The control points around every AI action.

01

Cite or decline

CORE answers only when a claim can be grounded in a file, rule, accepted fact, table, or controlled system record.

02

Route by work type

Document extraction, spreading, memo drafting, policy review, and regulatory retrieval each run through the right controlled workflow.

03

Snapshot the run

Model, inputs, output, source context, policy context, and prompt package are frozen against the file.

04

Separate proposal from decision

The AI proposes. The analyst accepts, edits, or rejects. CORE logs the human decision separately.

05

Version the rules

Regulatory chunks, policy thresholds, templates, and agent instructions are versioned so old decisions can be understood later.

06

Preserve the event

Every AI action lands in the project event history with enough context to replay the work.

§ Fit

AI governance includes

The point is not to make AI sound safe. The point is to control where it can act, what it can see, and who can approve the result.

01

Source substrate and cite-or-decline rules

02

Model registry, prompt package, and generation snapshots

03

Program-routed prompts, specialists, and review patterns

04

Internal credit policy and platform regulatory context by section

05

Analyst-owned acceptance, edit, reject, and override workflow

06

Audit trail for generated, reviewed, and human-edited work

§ Path

Control flow

01

Retrieve

Find source material from the file, accepted facts, regulations, policy records, or controlled tables.

02

Route

Send the work through the correct specialist, section intent, support package, and review path.

03

Generate

Draft only against retrieved context, credit policy, regulatory rules, and the section mandate.

04

Approve

The analyst accepts, edits, or rejects the generated work before it becomes part of the file.

§ Next Step

Evaluate CORE like a credit control system.

If the AI cannot be replayed, it does not belong in regulated credit work.