KYE Managed Authority Operations · we run the governance plane, not your agents

KYE Managed Authority Operations — KYE Protocol operates your governance, authority & evidence plane on your behalf.

You are cutting compliance headcount; the governed actions are not getting fewer. KYE Protocol operates your control plane for you — running the moment-of-action admissibility checks, sealing your replay-verifiable Evidence Pack records, and staffing a human oversight desk that clears the approval queue at a contracted SLA. KYE Protocol runs the governance plane; it does not run your AI agents.

The wedge

Headcount is leaving; the obligation is not — so someone has to operate the governance plane.

If you are a CISO or compliance lead at a regulated financial-services or healthcare enterprise, you are being asked to govern more AI-assisted decisions with a smaller team. KYE Managed Authority Operations is the answer that does not dilute the standard. Four facts converge:

  • The obligation is per-action, and it does not pause. Every consequential action your agents take must be admissible against the standards you are held to — the EU AI Act Article 14 human-oversight duty, NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, DORA, and SOC 2. That duty continues even when the in-house team that used to discharge it is gone.
  • The hard part is operating it, not buying it. A governance platform you have to staff yourself is another tool to run. The managed delivery mode hands the operation — the admissibility checks, the evidence sealing, the oversight desk, the episodic review — to KYE Protocol, so your remaining team supervises outcomes instead of clearing queues.
  • Evidence beats assertion at the exam. KYE Protocol assembles and seals your Evidence Pack records so every governed decision is replay-verifiable from public keys alone — cutting exam-prep from days of evidence-gathering to a verifiable export.
  • This is a delivery mode, not a different product. Managed is how KYE Protocol delivers its existing governance, authority and evidence rails — the same Purpose Permission admissibility, the same Authority Finality, the same Audit Pilot review — operated by KYE Protocol rather than by you.
What KYE Protocol operates for you

The admissibility checks, the evidence, the oversight desk, the review — run for you at a contracted SLA.

A managed engagement puts KYE Protocol in the operating seat for the governance plane while your agents keep running where they already run. The deliverables:

  • Managed moment-of-action admissibility. KYE Protocol operates the Purpose Permission admissibility check at each consequential action — out-of-scope decisions refused at the moment they are attempted, not flagged in a report a week later.
  • Managed evidence and replay. KYE Protocol assembles, seals, and WORM-retains your Evidence Pack records so every decision is Replay-Proof from the published trust keys alone — you keep full ownership and export rights to your evidence throughout.
  • A staffed human oversight desk. KYE Protocol oversight operators clear the GovernedUI approval queue and review each critical action point within your tier’s response window — single-approver, two-person, or two-person-with-legal coverage depending on the SLA tier.
  • Managed episodic review. KYE Protocol runs the Audit Pilot episodic review on a contracted cadence — monthly, weekly, or continuous — replaying a sample of your governed decisions and reporting findings, with no fabricated conclusions.
  • Tenant-isolated by construction. Your data plane, evidence store, and oversight queue are isolated from every other managed customer; no cross-tenant access happens without an explicit, audited, customer-authorised operation. Your governance is yours.
How it works

KYE Protocol operates your existing rails — your agents stay yours; the governance plane becomes ours to run.

Managed delivery wires KYE Protocol into the same governance, authority and evidence rails a self-serve customer would run themselves — and then KYE Protocol operates them on a contracted SLA. Nothing about how your agents run changes; what changes is who operates the control plane around them.

  1. 1 — Scope the authority. KYE Protocol works with your team to declare which consequential actions are in scope and the purpose and scope each is admissible for — the policy your agents are governed against.
  2. 2 — KYE Protocol operates the admissibility plane. At each consequential action, the Purpose Permission check runs and refuses out-of-scope decisions, emitting the admissibility evidence pair — operated by KYE Protocol, on your behalf.
  3. 3 — The oversight desk clears the queue. Critical action points route to the staffed KYE Protocol oversight desk, where an operator approves, escalates, or holds within your tier’s SLA window — every decision recorded on the audit chain.
  4. 4 — Evidence is sealed and reviewed. Each decision’s Evidence Pack is sealed and WORM-retained, and the Audit Pilot episodic review replays a sample on your contracted cadence — giving you a regulator-ready record without an in-house team to produce it.

The oversight desk runs on the shared KYE GovernedUI approval surface — the same human-control plane a self-serve customer uses, operated for you.

Honest scope

KYE Protocol runs the governance plane; it does not run your agents.

Managed means KYE Protocol operates your governance, authority, evidence and oversight plane — not your AI agents. KYE Protocol does not run, host, or orchestrate your models or agent frameworks, and it does not compete with the tools you use to build them. It governs your agents as first-class principals — their identity, their authority, the admissibility of each action, and the evidence of what they did — and operates that governance layer for you. The non-competition boundary against general agent-execution frameworks is a permanent, non-negotiable term of every managed engagement.

Get managed delivery

Cutting compliance headcount? Let KYE Protocol operate the governance plane.

KYE Managed Authority Operations ships in Standard, Enterprise, and Regulated SLA tiers — business-hours through 24/7 oversight, monthly through continuous review. Commercial distribution is value-based, qualification-gated, and disclosed under NDA to qualified applicants.