Our design commitments
Business context can contain sensitive information, consequential decisions and capabilities that change external systems. Our design approach puts access, authority, provenance and outcome verification within the architecture of the work.
Active workspace projection
Trust depends on clear boundaries
Source-linked records
Assembled with provenance from authorized tools.
Scoped option ready
Evidence-backed next step prepared for inspection.
Human review gate
Consequential actions wait for explicit approval.
Access boundaries
User, organizational and connected-system permissions must shape what information can be assembled and presented.
Role-aware views and AI preparation should apply those boundaries throughout the work. A shared business context does not imply universal visibility.
Authority boundaries
The availability of a capability tells us what a system can do. Authorization determines whether a particular person or AI may use it for the intended purpose.
Our approach separates preparation, human review, authorization and execution. Approval must remain connected to the action it permits and cannot override source permissions.
Evidence and provenance
People should be able to see which sources support a conclusion, where interpretation has been applied and what remains uncertain.
Conflicting records, stale evidence and changes in source information should remain visible enough to inform review and correction.
Outcome accountability
Work can be requested, authorized, attempted, completed or left unresolved. Those states have different meanings.
The architecture should retain the relationship between the approved intent, the attempted operation and the evidence available about its result.
Product evaluation
These principles describe our engineering approach. A product evaluation also needs evidence about the release, deployment, connected providers and applicable agreements.
For SpineWorkspace evaluation, discuss current controls, data handling and available documentation with the product team.
Discuss product security and governanceReporting a concern
For a potential security concern, use the contact form and select Security report. Include a brief description and a way to reach you so we can arrange an appropriate follow-up.
Please keep passwords, access tokens, personal records and exploit payloads out of the initial message.
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