Interactive tool

Governance Gate Demo

An interactive state machine demonstrating how timing constraints and relational integrity checks combine to govern AI action execution in real time.

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Governance Gate Demo

This interactive model demonstrates how a dual-invariant governance gate works: an AI action is allowed only when both timing safety and relational integrity checks pass. The logic implements a finite state machine with a simplified intervention rule.

The timing gate is satisfied when Time Since Contact ≥ Buffer Window. The relational check passes when Integrity Score ≥ 0. The action is structurally blocked if the combined assessment indicates coercive intervention, meaning Coherence × Motivation = -1.

For this demo, intervention is allowed only when all three conditions hold. If any invariant fails, the action is blocked and the explanation names the violated condition directly.

Proof …

Inputs

0s
12s
0.5
Coherence Direction
Motivation Type
Blocked: TimingOne or more invariants failed. Action is blocked.

Not satisfied

Time since contact is still 0s, below the 12s buffer window. System remains in protective waiting period.

State Machine — Current traversal

P0
Idle
P2
Buffer_Active
P1
Trigger_Ready
RA1
Relational_Check
RB1
RPA_Buffer
P4
Final_Action

Path taken

P0 → P2

  • System initialised
  • Timing gate not satisfied: 0s < 12s buffer