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AI governance

8 essays and 1 note.

Jun 9, 2026

Inside an Architecture-as-Code platform: a C4 walkthrough

The open prototype at aac.muthub.org, described in its own notation and validated by its own rules. A level-by-level C4 walkthrough of the design decisions that mattered, and what I would change before an enterprise ran it.

Governed AI7 min read
May 26, 2026

Model is a tool, harness is the strategy

Handing an AI agent a production codebase without a harness is like putting a teenager in a sports car with no dual brakes. Deterministic guardrails and sensors, owned as a platform, are what make agents safe to scale.

Governed AI6 min read
May 12, 2026

Architecture that runs: why AI-era governance must be code

AI now writes code faster than any review board can read it, while architecture still moves at meeting speed. Governance has to become something that executes in the pipeline and in the agent's context.

Governed AI6 min read
Feb 24, 2026

If you can't prove why an AI wrote it, you can't ship it

Shipping AI-generated code without recording where it came from is unmanaged risk. Regulated teams need deterministic provenance for non-deterministic models: line-level attribution, Git-native session history and AI bills of materials.

Governed AI5 min read
Apr 22, 2025

Adopting MCP in a bank: the four risks to solve first

The Model Context Protocol standardizes how agents connect to tools and data. It is silent on whether they should. Four risk areas a regulated institution should resolve before agents get tools.

Governed AI6 min read
Apr 14, 2025

Governance belongs in the catalog

When business meaning, data products and relationships live in one open catalog, agents stop guessing at tables and governance travels with the data.

Note1 min read