Commitment
Gate Doctrine
The controls that stand between an AI system's output and any change to the world: who may authorize what, on what evidence, and how a gate is amended.
Independent research lab
Cross-vendor AI governance for defense, security, and science.
Cavelux is an independent research lab. We study how frontier AI systems behave in production and build the methods that keep them reliable, inspectable, and accountable.
Documents
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Seat Charter
How work is divided among AI systems from different vendors and one accountable human: roles, precedence, and what every participant must declare about itself.
Format
AS-RUN Report
The record every unit of work closes with: what ran, on which model as declared, what was measured, and what remains unverified.
How Cavelux governs
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Three keys before any live act
Work starts only when a written dispatch, a human go-ahead, and a matching entry in the record all agree. Any key missing means hold.
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Every claim names its sensor
A statement without the check that produced it is an assertion, and is labelled unverified where it stands.
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Review crosses vendors
Work authored on one maker's model is reviewed on another's, so no single vendor grades its own output.
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One human holds the irreversible
Merges, releases, spending and credentials stay with an accountable person. No tool output or agreement substitutes.