04 · Bounded change execution
Custodian
Perform a narrowly authorized remediation without collapsing governance and execution into one authority.
Designed for
Controlled engineering operations and teams that need bounded automated remediation.
Why it exists
An executor can drift beyond approved scope or act on an ambiguous target.
- Remediation expands beyond authorization
- Executor self-approval
- Replay, duplicate execution or unattributable mutation
Product relationship
Part of a wider system
Conceptual product relationships; this diagram does not claim active technical integration.
- Guardian assures and decides
- Custodian executes the bounded authorized change
- Evidence connects authorization, execution and completion
How it works
Custodian flow
- Authorized change
- Scope binding
- Execution
- Read-back / evidence
- Completion
What it does
A bounded product response
- Binds authorization to target and scope
- Keeps proposer, approver and executor roles distinct where required
- Reads back results as attributable evidence
- Uses deterministic replay and ambiguity controls
Product evidence
A concise passport
- Purpose
- Perform a narrowly authorized remediation without collapsing governance and execution into one authority.
- Current product state
- Controlled remediation capability in active development
- Evidence basis
- Custodian architecture, execution contracts and negative-test evidence.
- Human-controlled or bounded
- Execution remains subordinate to explicit authority and scope; this is not broad autonomy or a claim of deployed cloud enforcement.
Next step
Explore with the right expectation
Product is evolving to the next product version.