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Getting started · Seven on-ramps

Start from where you already are.

You don’t have to rebuild anything to get protected. A conversation, a runbook, an SOP, a workflow, or an agent — native or external — every on-ramp lands in the same protected baseline, wrapped in the Protected Execution Layer, with the same sealed audit trail.

Start from your processes & workflows.

Five on-ramps for the work you already run — from a process in someone’s head to a playbook already in production.

01 · Conversational

Describe how you work today — out loud. The AI draws the workflow on the canvas; save it as the baseline. The know-how in your team’s heads becomes a versioned, auditable baseline in an afternoon — not three weeks of workshops.

02 · Runbook

Upload the runbook you already operate from. Each step maps to a real action; gaps are flagged before anything goes live. “Do you follow your IR plan?” becomes a sealed yes — every action gated and logged.

03 · Process

Upload the SOP or spreadsheet you already keep. Prove7 drafts the flow and binds it to your frameworks (SOX, ISO). The quarterly scramble becomes a repeatable flow whose evidence writes itself.

04 · External workflow

Adopt a workflow you already run as the baseline. Your proven playbook grades the agent: it runs in shadow until it matches, and is promoted only on proof. No rebuild, no migration, control kept.

05 · Native workflow

Build a new workflow on the platform. Policy checks fire automatically before and after every node, and every run seals from the first Execute — secure by default, not secure eventually.

From weeks to an afternoon

Typical before/after across these on-ramps: ~3 weeks of workshops → an afternoon of describing; evidence assembled by hand → sealed as the work happens; drift unnoticed → re-derivable from the baseline.

Start from your agents.

Two on-ramps for agentic systems — the agents you build, and the ones that run on someone else’s servers.

06 · External agent

Protect the agent your vendor runs — without touching their servers. Register it once, mint a scoped key, and every call it makes to your tools is identity-checked, scoped, and logged — with a kill switch that works in seconds.

07 · Native agent

Build an agent that earns its autonomy. It starts supervised, trust is recomputed on every decision, low-risk actions go autonomous, and it drops back to supervised the instant its behaviour slips.

Every on-ramp lands in one place.

Whatever you start from becomes the same protected baseline: identity, intent, inline policy, a live trust score, and a hash-chained record. Nothing to rebuild, nothing to rip out — and the first protected run is minutes away, not quarters.

Frequently asked

Do we have to rebuild anything to start?

No. Every on-ramp starts from what you already run. Whatever you start from becomes the same protected baseline with the same sealed audit trail.

How does an agent earn autonomy?

The source you start from registers as the agent’s baseline and judge. The agent runs in observe-only shadow mode until its behaviour matches, autonomy is promoted on sealed evidence, and it is demoted automatically the moment it drifts.

Which on-ramp should we pick?

The one that matches your world today. If the process lives in heads or documents, start at 01–03. If it already runs as a workflow, 04–05. If agents are already acting, 06–07. They all converge on the same protected baseline.

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