AI decision governance
Runtime guardrails decide what an agent may do. Governance decides whether what it did was right, and whether the team learned from the last time a person disagreed.
What AI decision governance is
AI decision governance is the practice of making the business decisions behind an AI workflow explicit, reviewable, and consistent. It sits above guardrails. A guardrail decides what an agent may do. Governance decides whether what it did was right.
Solon is that governance loop. It records every decision and every override, finds the repeated overrides that signal a missing rule, and turns them into policy your team can review and merge.
How it differs from the tools you already have
- Agent runtimes and access control decide what an agent can reach. Solon decides whether the outcome was right.
- Evaluation and observability suites score outputs after the fact. Solon learns from the overrides a person already made.
- GRC platforms document the organization for auditors. Solon produces executable, versioned rules.
- Static policy engines such as OPA and Rego run rules engineers author by hand. Solon drafts rules from real decisions.
Why overrides are the raw material
Every override is a manager paying attention. Someone looked at a case, disagreed with the system, and made a different call. That disagreement is the honest signal a business has about where its policy is wrong or missing.
One override is noise. A cluster of similar overrides is a missing rule. Three similar cases is enough for Solon to propose one.
The loop, in brief
Solon wraps one decision function in your app. Decisions and overrides are recorded append-only, with PII redacted per your policy. Repeated overrides cluster in a rolling window. Solon drafts a rule and opens a pull request against your policy repo. A human reviews and merges. Every future decision resolves with the merged rule.
Run a 30-day pilot
We deploy Solon against your refund or exception workflow. You bring reviewers; we bring the loop and the metrics.
Start a 30-day pilotFree during the pilot · exit anytime · merging stays a human action
Keep reading
- How Solon turns overrides into policy: Capture every decision, cluster repeated overrides, draft a policy pull request, and keep the merge a human decision. The loop, step by step.
- Refund and exception decisions, made consistent: Goodwill refunds and exceptions vary by manager and shift. Solon makes the precedent explicit, versioned, and consistent across every reviewer.
- Frequently asked questions: What AI decision governance is, how Solon learns from human overrides, what the pilot includes, and what stays a human decision.
- Run a 30-day pilot: We deploy Solon against your refund or exception workflow. You bring 2 to 4 reviewers; we bring the loop, the training, and weekly metric reviews.