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More consequential decisions are made by AI every day - approving loans, triaging patients, shifting fund allocations, dispatching grid load, releasing production batches. The threshold being crossed is the same everywhere: a model stops advising and starts acting, at the exact point its decision becomes irreversible. Every layer of AI governance exists except the one that enforces it. Principles, internal frameworks, vendor guardrails and standards all describe how AI should behave. None can prove, at the moment of action, that it did. Today the only evidence is a log written after the fact by the same software that took the action - a record that can be bypassed, back-dated or quietly switched off. Triodian is the enforcement layer. At the moment of actuation, actions are checked against constraints declared in advance, and an out-of-envelope action is refused. Every consequential decision emits a cryptographic compliance token, written to a tamper-evident ledger that operators, regulators or the public can independently audit. Compliance stops being asserted by the party that benefits most from being believed. Our deliverable products today: Structured Output Assurance, Bounded Command Governance, and the Aggregate Drift Service - which catches decision streams that pass every individual check while drifting in aggregate toward exposures no one approved. The hardware path extends the guarantee further: a tamper-resistant appliance that physically refuses out-of-constraint actions, with attestation rooted in silicon. Built on the Deterministic Governance Architecture. Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia. Put a floor you can verify under the AI you run.