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AI Patterns
ENTERPRISE AI GOVERNANCE & ARCHITECTURE

Design it right.
Prove it stays governed.

Turn an AI system into a governed architecture: understand the design, apply implementation-grade patterns, place the right controls and keep evidence connected to what was built.

Claims decision agentGOVERNED DESIGN
01Architecturematerial action identified
02Patternhuman oversight
03Controlapproval boundary
04Evidenceapproval record
Governance chainTraceable
ArchitectureAssessed
ControlPlaced
EvidenceCurrent
Architecturepatternscontrolsevidence
01 · ARCHITECTURE

Understand the system before governing it.

Capture data, models, agents, tools, trust boundaries and consequential actions as one architecture.

Open Analyze ↗
Architecture Intelligence
SYSTEM INPUT

Customer-service agent using internal RAG, Salesforce tools and refund authority.

ArchitectureMaterial action identified
Pattern gapHuman oversight
Control gapApproval boundary
PATTERN → CONTROL
CurrentAgent → Claims APIconsequential action without approval
apply governed pattern
TargetAgent → Approval → Claims APIcontrol attached to the architecture
02 · PATTERNS & CONTROLS

Turn architecture gaps into implementable controls.

Select patterns for the actual system, place controls at the right boundary and keep the governed target state visible.

Open Control Twin ↗
03 · EVIDENCE

Keep proof connected to the design.

ArchitectureClaims agent
→
PatternHuman oversight
→
ControlApproval gate
→
EvidenceCurrent

When architecture or implementation changes, the assurance chain should show what needs to be revalidated.

Open Evidence ↗
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Architecture first. Governance built in.

AI Patterns connects enterprise AI architecture, implementation patterns, controls and evidence in one governance chain. It is for teams deciding how an AI system should be designed and governed—not for monitoring software delivery.

138+ implementation patterns & controls7 regulatory frameworks1 architecture-to-evidence chain
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DESIGN IT RIGHT

Architecture → Patterns → Controls → Evidence.

Start with one system