One flagship runtime that ties them all together, and four buyer-shaped wrappers. Each product carries the same execution-control DNA — proposal, gate, receipt, enforce — packaged for a different buyer. Compliance officers, developer teams, GPU operators, and platform engineers. Pilots available now.
The Governance SDK is the engine. CB-12, SDM, and the Optimizer Platform are vertical wrappers built on top of it — each one tuned for a specific buyer, regulation, or operational pain. All four share the same receipt chain and the same composable gates.
The runtime that ties everything together: Enable Equation gates, AgentSafety-72 adversarial sweep, bounded learning, Spirit Pressure, hash-chained audit, hardware attestation. 46,530 production cycles.
Tamper-evident inference records, human-oversight queue, and audit exports for Article 12/13/14/26 obligations. For banks, insurers, and high-risk AI deployers facing the August 2026 trigger.
Watches LLM and agent outputs for drift — task abandonment, policy slip, entropy collapse, spectral divergence. Sub-millisecond hot path. For agent builders, RAG platforms, and security teams.
GPU jitter, stutter, and thermal control with device-bound Ed25519 licensing, Stripe billing, and receipt export. Built for GPU fleets, AI inference shops, and HFT.
The platform engine. Drop-in gates for proposal validation, drift detection, coherence, refusal, and receipts — composable into your own AI or workflow systems.
The WHL Governance SDK is the engine — seven composable gates, a hash-chained receipt ledger, and a deterministic execution path. CB-12 wraps it for EU AI Act obligations. SDM wraps it for real-time drift detection on LLM streams. The Optimizer Platform wraps it for GPU fleet governance with device-bound licensing.
Because every product is built on the same gate composition and the same receipt format, a customer that adopts one product can adopt the others without re-architecting the audit trail. Receipts from CB-12 chain to receipts from SDM chain to receipts from the Optimizer. A regulator examining one sees all three.
Drop-in gates for proposal validation, drift detection, coherence, refusal, temporal asymmetry, and policy enforcement. Composable. Pure Python. The substrate every other product sits on.
SDK gates plus dual HMAC receipt chain, human-oversight queue, and Article 12/13/14/26 audit exports. The buyer-shaped product for the EU AI Act trigger.
SDK gates plus spectral analysis, sentinel monitoring, and a sub-millisecond hot path for live LLM and agent streams. The buyer-shaped product for AI infrastructure teams.
SDK gates plus Rust performance core, Ed25519 device-bound licensing, Stripe billing, and FPGA audit anchoring. The buyer-shaped product for GPU operators and inference shops.
Scoped, fixed-deliverable pilots — six to twelve weeks, with a written engineering report and replayable receipt chain at the end. Tell us which product fits your problem and we will route the conversation.