Decision Assurance Infrastructure
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Decision Assurance Infrastructure

Summit makes machine-generated decisions provable.

Most AI systems produce outputs. They do not produce proof. Summit is the decision-admissibility layer for AI-assisted work — every machine-generated decision becomes replayable, policy-bound, evidence-backed, and defensible under audit.

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If a system cannot reproduce its reasoning under audit, it should not be used for decision-making.

That sentence is the entire company. Federal missions and regulated enterprises are deploying AI into decisions that someone, eventually, must defend — to an Inspector General, a regulator, a court, or a commander. Summit exists for that moment.

The triad — 1

Reviewable

Every decision carries its evidence: what was considered, where it came from, and what the policy engine concluded — in a form a human reviewer can actually read.
The triad — 2

Reproducible

Decisions replay deterministically. Same inputs, same policies, same result — bit-identical, on demand, including in air-gapped environments.
The triad — 3

Defensible

Receipts are cryptographically signed and independently verifiable. When the audit comes, you don't reconstruct the past — you produce it.
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One stack, four assurance surfaces

The platform spans the full lifecycle of a machine-generated decision — from the intelligence that informs it, to the agents that execute it, to the proof that survives it.

Prove

Decision Receipts→

Signed, replayable evidence packages for every AI decision. The flagship — anchored by the open Decision Receipt Specification v1.0.
Analyze

IntelGraph→

Governed intelligence-graph analysis: tens of thousands of entities from live feeds, ATT&CK-mapped, queryable in natural language, exportable in standard formats.
Govern

Agent Governance→

A default-deny runtime for agent fleets: gated tool access, poisoning-resistant memory with trust states, role isolation, and full replay.
Verify

Formal Verification→

Model-check multi-agent coordination before deployment — deadlock freedom, behavioral contracts, and machine-checkable verification certificates.
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Built in production, measured in public

The platform runs live today — ingesting real feeds, serving real analysis, issuing real receipts.

36,000+
entities under analysis
700+
ATT&CK techniques mapped
1,100+
verification-engine tests
4
open standards published
See it live — Demo Hub ↗AGD-Bench Leaderboard
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We publish the standards we're held to

Category leadership means showing your work. Summit's specifications are open (CC BY 4.0), versioned, and written to be adopted — including by people who never buy from us.

v1.0

Decision Receipt Spec→

The receipt format itself: structure, deterministic evidence IDs, validation, trust model.
CAL-1 → CAL-7

Cognitive Security Framework→

Assurance levels and a maturity model — with procurement language you can paste into an RFP today.
Benchmark

AGD-Bench→

The benchmark for governed agentic delivery. SWE-Bench measures whether agents can code. This measures whether you can prove what they did.
Incident catalog

Decision Failure Atlas→

Real, documented AI decision failures — each mapped to the control that would have prevented it.
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Where this matters most

No receipt → no decision

Federal & Defense→

BAA-ready research thrusts, ATO evidence packages, NIST 800-53 mappings, air-gapped deployment. Built by a HUBZone small business.
Pass every audit

Regulated Enterprise→

Finance, healthcare, legal. Deploy AI into consequential decisions with proof your compliance team can stand behind.
Prove with Summit

Partners & Integrators→

Identity, governance, and ML platforms: your stack governs — Summit makes the result provable. The standard is open; the receipts are verifiable.

Make one decision admissible.

The 10-Day Decision Assurance Pilot instruments one real workflow, issues receipts for every decision, and finishes with at least one governance finding human review missed — or you'll know exactly why your process is already sound.

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