PRAXIS-CC - Constitutional Alignment Engine

PRAXIS-CC enforces constitutional alignment across AI systems, agents, and workflows. It is the constitutional control plane that binds work to the constitution before it runs.

What PRAXIS-CC provides

Control Plane

Constitutional Control Plane

Binds each request to the constitution before execution, applying policy as enforceable constraint at the control plane.

Alignment

Constitutional Alignment

Enforces constitutional alignment at the infrastructure level, not per-prompt. Rules are architectural.

Coverage

Across Systems, Agents, Workflows

Applies alignment uniformly across AI systems, agents, and workflows, with the reasoning traced.

Protection

Constitutional Core

Built on the ratified constitutional core, Schedule A protected. Identity and role bounds are enforced, not advisory.

PRAXIS-CC architecture

Every request passes through a constitutional pipeline before it runs. Classification binds the request to policy, the decision engine evaluates it against the constitution, the execution governor fails closed on any violation, and every step is written to an append-only evidence chain. Model providers are coordinated through vendor-agnostic adapters.

Architecture source (Mermaid)

flowchart TD
  I[Intake / Signal] --> C[classify_intake]
  C --> D[decision_engine]
  D --> G[execution_governor: fail closed]
  G --> E[Evidence Ledger: append-only]
  A[Adapters: vendor-agnostic LLM] --> D
  S[Scheduler / Flows] --> I
  F1[morning_briefing] --- S
  F2[meeting_prep] --- S
  F3[signal_monitor] --- S

Who it is for

Platform teams that need one control plane binding every AI request to the constitution before it runs, across systems, agents, and workflows.

The problem. Prompt-level guardrails are per-call and bypassable. Alignment that lives in prompts cannot be enforced uniformly or proven.

How it works

Step 1

Bind

Each request is bound to the constitution before execution.

Step 2

Constrain

Policy is applied as an enforceable constraint at the control plane, not per prompt.

Step 3

Cover

Alignment is enforced uniformly across AI systems, agents, and workflows, with the reasoning traced.

Step 4

Protect

The control plane is built on the ratified constitutional core, Schedule A protected; identity and role bounds are enforced.

What an engagement delivers

A constitutional control plane deployed in front of your AI systems, policy bound as an enforceable constraint, and a traced record of alignment decisions across systems, agents, and workflows.

Availability and access. PRAXIS-CC is an enterprise constitutional control plane, provisioned under mutual NDA for enterprise and regulated environments. Review current editions and terms on the pricing page, then request access to open an enterprise conversation.

Prompt-level guardrails vs. PRAXIS-CC

Dimension	Prompt-level guardrails	PRAXIS-CC
Alignment location	In the prompt	At the control plane
Scope	Per call	Systems, agents, workflows
Enforcement	Advisory	Enforceable constraint before run
Reasoning	Opaque	Traced
Bypassable	Yes	No, architectural

Positioning: constitution-aligned, origin-reasoned, infrastructure-level. SOC 2 self-certified; ISO 42001 and EU AI Act readiness-mapped, not certified.

Deploy PRAXIS-CC

Enterprise and regulated deployment. See current editions and terms on the pricing page, or open an enterprise conversation.

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Try the runtime free for 10 days

No payment. Self-serve. Run governed workflows on the constitutional runtime for 10 days, with every call evidence-chained and human-checkpoint enforced.

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