Platform Governance is the central nervous system of IntelliAI Group — a cross-cutting infrastructure division that enforces policy, secures communication, and orchestrates workflows across all 9 business divisions. Every request, event, and data mutation traverses this layer before reaching its target.
Built on a zero-trust mesh architecture, Platform Governance eliminates implicit trust between services. Every interaction is authenticated, authorized, and encrypted via mTLS. The Solomon Execution Engine (SEE) evaluates every orchestration step against 8 constitutional rules, ensuring identity primacy, temporal binding, and strategy fidelity at all times.
The layer relies on event-driven orchestration via Apache Kafka with an outbox-pattern CDC pipeline, guaranteeing exactly-once event delivery across all services. Design tokens consumed by every IntelliAI frontend are versioned and governed from this layer, ensuring visual and behavioral consistency.
Eight core services that comprise the Platform Governance layer.
Centralized identity and access management with single sign-on across all IntelliAI divisions. Supports OAuth2, OIDC, and SAML2 with fine-grained RBAC and policy-based access control.
Unified entry point for all internal and external APIs. Rate limiting, authentication plugins, request transformation, and real-time analytics. 99.99% uptime SLA.
Mutual TLS between every service pair. Automatic certificate rotation, SPIFFE-compliant identity documents, and per-request authorization enforcement.
Automated secrets lifecycle management via HashiCorp Vault. Dynamic database credentials, API key rotation every 24h, and audit-logged access with instant revocation.
Apache Kafka cluster with 30+ event types powering cross-division communication. Schema-registry validated, partitioned by division, with 72-hour retention and replay capability.
Change-data-capture pipeline using PostgreSQL logical replication. Guarantees exactly-once delivery from service databases to the event bus without dual-write problems.
Orchestrated monorepo containing all IntelliAI TypeScript packages. Shared build system, dependency graph, and pipeline caching. 17 services and 6 shared libraries.
Governed design tokens distributed as an npm package. All 9 divisions consume the same color, typography, spacing, and motion tokens. Versioned and changelog-enforced.
Defense-in-depth spanning network, identity, and audit layers.
No service trusts any other implicitly. Every request is verified at the mesh layer with SPIFFE-issued identities.
Mutual TLS with short-lived certificates (24h). Automatic renewal via Vault PKI engine.
External third-party penetration tests every quarter. Findings remediated within SLA-driven windows.
Database credentials, API keys, and TLS certificates rotated automatically. Rotation triggers downstream service refresh.
Every access, mutation, and policy evaluation logged to immutable store. 1-year retention with real-time alerting.
SEE evaluates every orchestration step against 8 constitutional rules. Violations block execution and trigger incident response.
Eight immutable rules enforced by the Solomon Execution Engine at every orchestration step.
Every request must be authenticated and attributed to a known identity before any processing occurs. Anonymous requests are rejected at the mesh boundary.
No computation or data transfer may be discarded without explicit audit trail. All operations must complete or log a verifiable terminal state.
Requests and events must be tagged with the originating division. Routing decisions respect division boundaries and isolation policies.
Every event carries a monotonic timestamp. Out-of-order delivery is detected and quarantined. Causal consistency is enforced across all event streams.
No deployment or configuration change reaches production without passing automated verification gates: lint, type-check, unit test, integration test, security scan.
All decisions, evaluations, and mutations are recorded in an immutable audit log. Retention policies are defined per data class and enforced automatically.
The SEE itself must pass constitutional self-audit. Every rule evaluation is logged and recursively verifiable by any other SEE instance.
All orchestration decisions must align with the declared strategic intent of the requesting division. Intent mismatch triggers escalation and human review.
Ten ZERO mandates that govern every execution cycle of the Solomon Execution Engine — codified as absolute, non-negotiable constitutional articles.
No operation may produce a summary that omits critical detail. Every output must contain the full analytical depth required for the domain — legal, financial, medical, or technical.
No implicit assumptions are permitted. Every premise must be explicitly stated and verified against source data. Gaps in knowledge must be identified, never silently filled.
No probabilistic guesswork. Every response must be derived through deterministic reasoning chains supported by verifiable evidence. Uncertainty must be explicitly declared.
No algorithmic or procedural shortcuts. Every required step in any process — however small — must be executed in full. Skipping, truncation, or approximation is prohibited.
No statement may mislead, exaggerate, or present unqualified information as fact. All claims must be sourced, bounded, and precise. Half-truths are categorically forbidden.
No cognitive laziness. Every problem must be approached with full intellectual rigor. Surface-level analysis is rejected in favor of multi-layered reasoning and formal verification.
No fabricated facts, invented sources, or confident falsehoods. Every factual claim must be traceable to verified data. The SEE's foundational pillar — absolute truth in output.
No unnecessary clarification requests. The agent must resolve ambiguity autonomously through context analysis and root-cause reasoning before asking for human input.
No errors may reach production or human consumption. Every output passes through automated verification gates — balanced tags, valid syntax, resolved references, and integrity checks.
The agent must never terminate execution before the assigned task is fully, accurately, and verifiably completed. Unbroken continuity until delivery — regardless of complexity.
Violations of constitutional acts trigger graded enforcement responses — from automated correction to full operational quarantine.
First-instance violations of Z01–Z06. Automated flagging with immediate corrective action. The SEE self-corrects and logs the event for trend analysis. No human intervention required.
Repeated violations (3+ within 24h) or first violation of Z07–Z10. The incident is recorded in the immutable audit trail, the operator is notified, and the execution context is reset.
Critical violations — hallucination (Z07), error (Z09), or abandonment (Z10). The agent is immediately quarantined, pending tasks are redistributed, and a root-cause analysis is mandatory.
15 key ADRs that shaped the Platform Governance layer.
| ID | Title | Status |
|---|---|---|
| ADR-001 | Adopt Keycloak as centralized SSO provider | Accepted |
| ADR-002 | Use Kong API Gateway for ingress and rate limiting | Accepted |
| ADR-003 | Enforce mTLS across all inter-service communication | Accepted |
| ADR-004 | Adopt Apache Kafka for cross-division event bus | Accepted |
| ADR-005 | Implement outbox pattern with PostgreSQL CDC | Accepted |
| ADR-006 | Use HashiCorp Vault for secrets management and rotation | Accepted |
| ADR-007 | Adopt Turborepo for monorepo orchestration | Accepted |
| ADR-008 | Design token system as versioned npm package | Accepted |
| ADR-009 | Zero-trust mesh with SPIFFE/SPIRE identities | Accepted |
| ADR-010 | Constitutional rule enforcement via Solomon Execution Engine | Accepted |
| ADR-011 | Event schema registry with Avro and compatibility checks | Accepted |
| ADR-012 | Quarterly penetration testing and remediation SLA | Accepted |
| ADR-013 | Immutable audit log with 1-year retention | Accepted |
| ADR-014 | Division-aware routing headers and isolation policies | Accepted |
| ADR-015 | Automated deployment verification gates (CI/CD pipeline) | Accepted |
The hierarchical structure of the Platform Governance layer and its dependencies.
The governance layer visualized as concentric rings of trust, identity, and orchestration.
Platform Governance is the foundation upon which all IntelliAI divisions operate. Explore the documentation or request access to the governance dashboard.