The AI Governance Control Plane

The gate every
AI agent must
pass through first.

AIERP is the enterprise-grade governance layer for agentic AI — evaluation, approval, evidence, and human authority, before any agent touches a client or a process.

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MCP-native Bedrock-ready Microservices Four-gate approval Agent registry Investment Council 65-table schema
The platform

Evaluate. Govern. Operate.

Three pillars. One platform. Each pillar is a standalone microservice — deployable independently, governed centrally.

01 ● LIVE
📊
Evaluate

Score every AI idea before it becomes an agent. Maturity assessment, ROI modeling, risk posture — evidence before investment.

  • 12-point BA checklist
  • 7-layer data quality gate
  • Capability-adoption maturity (A04)
  • Investment case with NPV / IRR
  • Four-axis status model
02 ● LIVE
🔐
Govern

The four-key approval chain. Data → InfoSec → Change Management → AIMO. Sequential release. No agent ships without all four.

  • Sequential four-gate release
  • Investment Council (2-of-3 vote)
  • InfoSec terminality enforcement
  • AIMO No-Go authority
  • Full audit trail on every decision
03 ◐ BUILDING
⚡
Operate

Agent registry, catalog, MCP gateway, and runtime governance. Every agent in production carries a Govern ID earned through AIERP.

  • Agent catalog & skills registry
  • MCP gateway (microservice)
  • Govern ID issuance
  • AI Model Router (cost optimization)
  • Bedrock AgentCore integration
Architecture

Microservices. Loosely coupled.

Every AIERP pillar is a standalone service. Sell the full platform or just the governance gate — the architecture makes both possible.

External clients / Bedrock Agents
Your existing catalog · Agent runtime · MCP tools
↕ MCP protocol
AIERP Core — Orchestrator & Gateway
↕ internal MCP
Pillar 01
BA Lifecycle Svc
Gov Gate Svc
sellable standalone
IC Voting Svc
Investment Council
Agent Catalog Svc
Pillar 10 — new
Model Router Svc
cost optimization
Command Center
Pillar 08
↕ shared schema + DAL
PostgreSQL (65 tables) · Audit log
🔌
MCP as the communication layer

Every service exposes MCP tools. Claude Desktop, Bedrock Agents, and third-party orchestrators all call AIERP the same way — no custom integration per client.

📦
Sell whole or sell a slice

A client with their own catalog buys just the Governance Gate service. A greenfield client buys the full platform. The microservice boundary makes both clean.

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Bedrock-native in Phase 2

AIERP services deploy as AWS Lambda functions behind API Gateway. Bedrock Agents call AIERP governance tools natively — no middleware, no custom glue.

🔒
The gate, not the runtime

AIERP never runs your agents. It issues the Govern ID that proves they were evaluated, approved, and monitored. Your runtime stays yours.

The evidence chain

Intent → Authority → Evidence.

Every agent that enters production carries an auditable decision record. Not a checkbox — a chain of named humans, timestamps, and recorded rationale.

Govern ID · AGENT-2026-0042 APPROVED
1
BA evaluation complete

12-point checklist passed. Data quality score 4.2/5. NPV $220,939 over 3 years.

Score 4.2/5 NPV positive Sarah Mitchell
2
Data gate — CLEARED

7-layer data quality verified. Certification confirmed. No R53 divert triggered.

Kwame Osei 2026-10-14 09:22
3
InfoSec gate — CLEARED

Non-regulatory classification. Blast zone scoped. Credential handling confirmed.

Marcus Webb 1 conditional
4
IC vote — 2 of 3 approved

Christopher and Emma approved. Aisha's dissent on record. Case leaves queue.

Approved Dissent recorded
5
Govern ID issued

AGENT-2026-0042. Agent may be registered in catalog. AIMO monitors post-deploy.

ID issued Emma Thompson · AIMO
What this gives your client
The answer to every board question

Who approved this agent? What evidence did they use? Who can stop it? The Govern ID carries the complete chain — not a summary, the record itself.

What this gives your Govern AI team
Govern IDs backed by proof

Today a Govern ID is a registration number. AIERP makes it a governance record — the structured evaluation that happened before the ID was issued.

The governance gap in every catalog
Registration ≠ governance

Your client built the catalog. They registered the agents. But what must an agent prove before it enters? AIERP answers that question. AIERP is the gate before the catalog.

Microservices catalog

Six services. One platform.

Buy the full platform or license a single service. Every service speaks MCP.

BA Lifecycle
Idea to Investment

Submission, assignment, BA evaluation, triage, qualification — the full intake pipeline for every AI use case.

LIVE
Governance Gate
Four-Key Approval

Data → InfoSec → Change → AIMO. Sequential release. Terminal denials that cannot be overridden. The standalone sellable gate.

LIVE
Investment Council
IC Decision Engine

Symmetric 2-of-3 vote. Structured denial codes. Dissent always on record. Plain-language outcome for the submitter.

LIVE
Agent Catalog
Registry + Govern ID

Every approved agent, skill, MCP server and gateway in one governed catalog. No Govern ID without a completed AIERP record.

BUILDING
Model Router
AI Cost Optimizer

Haiku-as-classifier routes every prompt. Quality overrides cost. Governance warns when the budget can't support the task's risk level.

LIVE
Command Center
C-Suite Dashboard

Eight board questions. Eight dashboard categories. Every metric from factory floor to boardroom in one view.

BUILDING
Amazon Bedrock

AIERP sits above
your Bedrock estate.

Your Bedrock catalog needs a gate. AIERP is the gate. Every agent that enters the catalog carries a Govern ID earned through the full four-key approval chain — before it ever runs on Bedrock AgentCore.

Bedrock AgentCore — available today Lambda deployment — Phase 2
🏢
Business team submits AI idea Submitter
↓ evaluation
AI
AIERP — evaluate · govern · approve ← this layer
↓ Govern ID issued
🗂
Govern AI team issues catalog entry Registry
↓ MCP
☁️
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime
01 Evaluate
→
02 Govern
→
03 Operate

The control plane every agentic enterprise needs.

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