Governance demonstration library · live execution workspace

Experience governance before consequence.

Launch a prepared route, watch TA-14 stop an inadmissible consequence, supply the missing proof, preserve the original decision, and generate a reconstructable execution record. Then build and test a route using your own information.

Deterministic route evaluationImmutable correction historySigned AER continuityPublic registry reference
Prepared governance packages

Choose a consequential route to challenge.

Each package loads a complete scenario into the live workspace. Run the initial route, inspect the HOLD, correct the missing proof, and preserve the resulting record.

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Finance governance

Vendor Payment Route

Test a payment above the governed threshold. The first execution is intentionally incomplete so TA-14 can expose missing dual authority and beneficiary binding.

Dual authorityBeneficiary bindingCorrection history
ConsequenceUSD 32,500 vendor payment
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AI agent governance

Autonomous Agent Purchase

Challenge an AI purchasing agent that is attempting to authorize a consequential acquisition without complete accountable authority.

Agent identityTool authorityDestination proof
ConsequenceUSD 48,750 autonomous acquisition
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Infrastructure governance

Critical Equipment Acquisition

Evaluate an emergency infrastructure purchase where operational urgency cannot replace evidence, authority, or exact beneficiary binding.

Operational urgencyCurrent authorityExact object binding
ConsequenceUSD 76,400 infrastructure purchase
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Environmental governance

Refrigerant Recovery Authorization

Test the commercial authorization route supporting a governed refrigerant recovery operation while preserving the boundary between payment authority and field evidence.

Environmental scopeAccountable actorPreserved route
ConsequenceUSD 27,850 governed recovery scope
Builder-controlled route

Bring your own organization, system, and consequence.

Replace the packaged scenario with your own accountable actor, supplier or destination, action object, beneficiary, and consequence value. The current public release evaluates the submission through TA-14's bounded consequential-payment route.

Finance governance

Vendor payment above USD 25,000

Vendor Payment Route loaded
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02Test
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Route definition

Vendor payment above USD 25,000

Test a payment above the governed threshold. The first execution is intentionally incomplete so TA-14 can expose missing dual authority and beneficiary binding.

Current public-runtime boundary: these packages use the deployed consequential-payment engine and policy family. Domain labels provide different operational contexts; they do not falsely represent separate healthcare, infrastructure, environmental, or autonomous-agent policy engines. Additional domain engines can be connected to this library as their route requirements are implemented.
Demonstration integrity notice: The TA-14 Exchange Platform distinguishes a working route engine from unimplemented domain claims. This release provides multiple prepared operating contexts and a user-controlled builder on top of the currently deployed consequential-payment route. New policy engines can be introduced as independent packages without redesigning the workspace or erasing the identity and history of existing routes.