Approve exactly what runs
Approval binds to this call, these arguments, this identity, and this expiry.
Own your AI governance
AI that does real work. Under your rules, not just the vendor's.
Today, model vendors effectively decide what your AI will and will not do, and their rules change constantly. STAURO is being designed to put your business back in charge: your policy picks which model handles each request, what stays internal, what needs a human approval, and what gets recorded as proof.
Product in development. No production STAURO runtime is available today.
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Intent
An agent asks to take a specific action.
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Policy
Your rules decide the route, the model, and the limits.
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Authority
Approval and least privilege bind to exactly that action.
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Outcome
What actually happened is recorded as evidence.
See the boundary in four minutes.
Why watching AI is not governing it, and how your policy carries intent to a verified outcome.
An AI-generated concept film (narration, music, and imagery). It shows design targets, not shipped product footage.
The design target
One set of rules around every AI action. Not another silo.
Keep credentials out of reach
Short-lived, revocable authority instead of standing keys an agent could leak.
Prove what happened
A portable evidence trail from proposal to outcome that a third party can check.
Change models without losing control
Policy, approvals, and proof are designed to survive a model or host switch.
See it. Govern it. Then let it act.
Watching AI is not governing it. Keep the tools people chose, add the missing boundary.
Seeing and blocking AI traffic is necessary. It is not the same as governing the work. The intended product attaches to the agents, identity, approval, policy, vault, and business systems an organization already uses, and adds governed execution: internal data can stay on internal models, while outside services receive only what a task truly needs.
If a permitted task stalls on one vendor, your policy can route it to another model you already have an account with, using your own keys, inside every provider's terms. A qualified pilot must still compare this joined design against the buyer's real incumbent stack on a named workflow with measurable evidence.
Interactive design explainer
Follow a simulated action from proposal to evidence.
Non-production simulator. It runs only in this browser, calls no external service, stores no data, grants no authority, and causes no real-world effect.
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Exact action envelope
The specific actor, destination, verb, arguments, risk, and scope.
Choose a proposal and evaluate it.
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Policy verdict
A deterministic demonstration rule returns allow, deny, or require approval.
Not evaluated
This demonstration verdict requires an approval bound to the envelope digest.
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Simulated evidence receipt
The receipt explicitly records that dispatch was never attempted.
No simulated receipt yet.
No data leaves this page. Refresh or reset to discard the demonstration state.
Clear category boundary
What STAURO is not
Not a way around any provider's terms. Your accounts, your keys, your recorded authority.
Not a generic multi-model gateway racing to the cheapest token.
Not a replacement for Claude, Codex, Copilot, or Google agents.
Not a claim that agentic AI is already mature in every business.
Not a compliance certification, legal clearance, or patent clearance.
Current reality
Architecture and evidence program, before product claims.
Stage 0 in progress
The current work is an independent architecture, research, threat, acceptance, and delivery program. The architecture is not frozen. No product feature or operator runtime is represented here as shipped.
This page describes the intended product boundary. Future demonstrations, integrations, and performance claims must be labelled and backed by reproducible evidence before they become product claims.
Public-surface privacy
No account, cookie, analytics tag, or simulator telemetry.
The interactive explainer runs in browser memory. Sample actions, approvals, digests, and receipts are not sent to STAURO or persisted by this page.
Hosting and network providers may process standard request metadata to deliver and protect the site. This page does not claim that infrastructure request or security logs do not exist. Their access and retention are operational controls.