AI Alignment & Ethics Pack
Align agents with verifiable coordination — not just prompts.
Timeverse turns AI governance into something enforceable: shared temporal context, time‑bounded actions, non‑replayable tool calls, and signed evidence (TSAE).
Why it’s different
Most “alignment” is text and best-effort logs.
Timeverse adds deterministic enforcement + cryptographic receipts.
What you get (business outcomes)
- Safer multi-agent coordination
Agents share the same Timeverse context (HS / SWT / D‑Calendar / phi_ticks) and can coordinate within verified windows.
- Reduced “agent chaos”
Time-bounded policies prevent: stale actions, replayed requests, and out-of-window tool calls.
- Audit-ready evidence
Every sensitive action can generate a signed receipt (TSAE), exportable to compliance tooling.
- Governance you can measure
Define explicit policies (window widths, replay horizon, quality floors) and prove adherence.
Core capabilities
1) Shared Timeverse Context Header
A standard context envelope every agent must carry: day_index + D‑Calendar, SWT + Tile (coarse, privacy-preserving), HS + phi_ticks (tick-canonical phase).
2) Policy-enforced tool calls (Gateway)
Agents can only execute actions if: signature is valid, anti-replay passes, and tick window membership is satisfied.
3) Temporal Challenge (optional)
For high-value agent actions: require a fresh server-issued temporal challenge (TTL + ticks) to prevent replays inside operational windows.
4) Evidence receipts (TSAE)
Actions produce signed TSAE evidence: when/where/policy/quality/carbon (int-only core), with optional anchoring into Clockchain.
Typical use cases
- Multi-agent orchestration for ops workflows
- Automated security tasks with accountability
- High-value compute scheduling and approvals
- Regulated pipelines where “proof of action” matters
Packaging
- Included in Team plans
- Enhanced controls + exports + SLAs in Enterprise
- Delivered via Pilot for first deployments