Contract-driven workflow semantics
Define steps, roles, evidence requirements, and allowed transitions before AI can act. The contract comes first, and the model must fit inside it.
Sentiant researches the control layers that turn model outputs into constrained, auditable workflow behaviour. Our focus is Applied AI, turning SOTA theory into: workflow contracts, source validation, deterministic state transitions, and low-latency private runtime systems that operate inside regulated environments.
Transformer models can produce convincing answers that still fail operationally. Sentiant focuses on the layers between model output and action: workflow contracts, constrained generation, source-system checks, neuro-symbolic rule enforcement, formal state transitions, and auditable runtime control.
The page is intentionally not about generic AGI symbolism. It is about the systems work required to make private, regulated AI execution trustworthy in production.
Define steps, roles, evidence requirements, and allowed transitions before AI can act. The contract comes first, and the model must fit inside it.
Encode invariants, permissions, and escalation paths in deterministic rules so the runtime can enforce policy without ambiguity.
Constrain generation, validate structure, and convert model suggestions into permitted actions only after the control layer approves them.
Combine model reasoning with symbolic checks and source-of-truth lookups to reduce hallucination risk before a workflow advances.
Run local inference and orchestration inside VPC, on-prem, or edge environments with hardware-aware efficiency and clear operational boundaries.
Measure invalid transitions, policy breaks, and regression risk with workflow-specific evals before production deployment.
The goal is not smarter output. The goal is less room for the model to improvise outside the boundary, with every transition captured and inspectable.
Sentiant is interested in the engineering edge where controlled execution, auditability, and regulated operations meet. If that is your problem space, we can map the workflow and the runtime boundary together.