The Problem

Policy on Paper, Not in Practice

Most teams have AI principles, but no shared way to express them as scoped rules that apply across apps and agents.

Policies Stay Abstract

Guidance lives in docs and reviews, not as enforceable runtime rules.

No Shared Policy Language

Teams lack a reusable policy construct across models, routes, and agents.

Guardrails Drift by App

Each app rebuilds prompts and checks, creating gaps and inconsistent outcomes.

Policy Changes Need Engineering

Policy updates ship as code, so enforcement lags new AI behavior.

Decision Flow

Govern AI Rollouts and Changes

Policy changes are evaluated for missing controls and a decision log is produced

Decision moment: a policy (“Law”) change is ready, so ThirdLaw validates, versions, and publishes it for enforcement
The Solution

Turn AI Policy into Enforceable Laws

Define acceptable use as “Laws” in plain language, then apply them consistently across AI apps and agents.

No-Code Law Authoring

Write Laws in plain language and enforce them everywhere without rebuilding guardrails in each app.

Policy Scopes by Context

Apply Laws by app, route, role, environment, model, and tool use so “what’s allowed” matches the situation.

Versioning and Roll-out

Update and roll out policy changes safely with versions and controlled rollout, instead of redeploying app code.

Runtime Actions

When a Law matches, take action: allow, block, redact, reroute, or escalate based on scope and severity.

Use Cases

Define Policy Once, Reuse Everywhere

Manage Laws centrally and attach them to the AI systems they govern.

Update Policy Without Code

Write a Law in plain language, then scope it to specific apps, agents, routes, and tools.

Policy Versioning

Propose changes, route approvals, and canary enforcement after detect-only testing.

AI Inventory

Track where AI is used so new routes and models inherit the right Laws by default.

Third-Party AI Oversight

Apply Laws to external models and copilots and capture their activity under policy.

How We're Different

Governance That Executes

Define AI policy once and run it across apps and agents as scoped Laws.

Versioned Policy with Rollout

Propose changes, route approvals, test in detect-only, then graduate to enforcement.

Operated by Security and IT

Policy is authored and managed by the teams accountable for risk, not buried in prompts or app code.

Inventory-driven Coverage

Track where AI is used so new routes and models inherit the right Laws by default.

Make AI Follow the Rules

Write policies in plain language and enforce them across AI systems at runtime.