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Use cases / Enterprise
The governance primitives are shipped and running in local mode today: authorization before retrieval, immutable scope binding, consent receipts on every operation, and abstention when the evidence does not hold. The organization-level controls layered on top of them require the managed cloud and are not built.
AI tools capture decisions without provenance, carry no audit trail, and cannot enforce policy across clients. Each editor is its own island, which means duplicated risk and no reliable governance surface to point a reviewer at.
Decisions are remembered as opaque summaries. When a reviewer asks what a claim rests on, there is nothing to traverse.
What the AI read, wrote, or approved is trapped inside one client on one machine, and evaporates when that session closes.
Project rules live in advisory files. Enforcement depends on whether each tool chose to read them, which is not a control.
Even in local mode Zephr ships the trust primitives that organization governance would scale: the policy engine, immutable scope binding, consent receipts, and honest abstention. The four controls above them are designed and not built.
Deterministic, worktree-scoped policies gate both capture and retrieval. A refusal names what was missing rather than returning a generic block.
policy engine · Guard cluster
Project, repository, and worktree are admitted once and bound for the lifetime of the connection. Changing scope requires a newly admitted connection, not a parameter.
ScopeSnapshot · binding_epoch CAS
Every read and write carries explicit consent and produces a durable receipt scoped to digest, operation, identity, and timestamp.
receipts as durable objects
Below the confidence bar the system returns a typed abstention naming the gap, rather than assembling a plausible sentence from fragments.
honest-or-absent law · ADR-016
Organization-wide policy, project admission gates, and role-scoped permissions above the per-worktree primitives.
gated on the ADR-010 tenancy gate
Rules that travel with the project rather than with one user or one advisory file, enforced identically for every connected client.
designed; not built
Long-form evidence ledger and action history exported for compliance review, rather than read one receipt at a time.
designed; not built
Tenant-level control over where source, evidence, and derived indexes are stored and processed.
gated on the ZEP-1 security review
Shipped primitives run locally. Organization-level scaling requires the managed cloud and a security review that has not yet passed.
The Trust Firewall proves who may see what before any memory is injected into a prompt. Every step produces a durable, inspectable receipt — all three stages below are shipped and run locally.
Every connection is bound to an explicitly approved project, repository, and worktree. A scope change is a new admission, not a mutable field on the session.
The Trust Firewall evaluates policy before retrieval or capture — never after. Refusals are specific enough to act on, which is what makes them auditable.
Every operation produces a durable receipt scoped to digest, operation, identity, and timestamp. The audit trail is a by-product of the request path, not a separate logger.
Zephr does not market certifications, scores, or enterprise readiness that do not exist. This section is a public commitment to that boundary, and it is meant to be held against us.
Zephr does not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR certification, or any other third-party attestation. When an audit is completed, the report will be linked here — not a logo.
There are no external design partners or customer references on this page, because there are none to reference.
No savings figures, velocity gains, or risk-reduction numbers are stated, because none have been measured. TrustBench publishes what has.
The trust page covers the TrustBench suite, the Trust Firewall, scope binding, and the evidence chain in detail — each linked to the source document rather than summarised.