One action, fully proven.
A single autonomous action touches every domain of enterprise trust at once. Here is one — followed through the evidence chain that has to hold before it should be allowed, and after, to prove it.
A customer-service AI agent drafts and sends a commitment email to a customer — promising a refund, a delivery date, and a service credit.
Nothing here is illustrative. Every control below — its plain-language description, its required evidence, and its blocking effect — is fetched live from the published control matrices when this page loads. The step-to-control mapping is the only editorial layer; each control links to its full definition so you can check the fit. This is the proof structure the action requires (mapped). Whether a given deployment satisfies it depends on the real evidence at runtime — mapped ≠ satisfied. Recompute the corpus hashes →
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