Every AI answer in Ctrl AI is an extension of a named human expert — reading rules they signed off on, answering within a scope they own. When you talk to Ctrl AI, you're talking to a proxy for a real person at the company.
From documents to a named team of agents in 30 minutes. No prompt engineering. No fine-tuning. No code.
Pre-approval is required for any business trip exceeding $500 — per Mark's travel-approval-policy. The approval chain scales with trip cost: direct manager up to $2,000, department head above, VP above $5,000.
Once the trip is done, my own expense-reimbursement Control takes over:
Both Controls are signed off, so this answer is grounded.
Not metaphorically. Literally. Every agent is named for its Agent Owner — the employee who signed off on the Controls it enforces.
Enforces travel, expenses, and approval thresholds. 12 Controls signed off by Sarah.
Enforces contracts, data policy, and compliance. 18 Controls signed off by Mark.
Mission, values, tone, non-negotiables. Read by every agent before every answer.
Department is a view, not a layer. “Finance” is whoever owns Finance Controls this week — when Sarah trains a specialist, they get their own ⌃Name too.
The AI your team uses today has no owner. No employee vouches for its answers. No one can sign their name next to what it produced. When it gets something wrong, there is nobody to ask.
AI capability is not the problem. The problem is accountability — generic models don't know your rules, RAG retrieves chunks without vouching for them, and agent platforms answer for a prompt a developer wrote, not a person your team trusts.
You don't need smarter AI. You need AI with a name on it.
Ask any AI about your business travel policy. You'll get prose. With Ctrl AI, you get the same answer — plus a signature on every claim.
Pre-approval is required for any business trip exceeding $500. Receipts must be submitted within 14 days of the trip. International travel may require extra documentation.
Same facts as any AI would give you — but two names are now on the record:
travel-approval-policy).expense-reimbursement).If a rule changes, the signer changes. If a signer leaves, this answer pauses until a successor signs off. No orphan claims.
Upload your rules. Assign owners. Sign off. Your team is live — each agent named for the person behind it.
Policies, handbooks, procedures, compliance rules — anything your team needs to follow.
The Control Builder extracts rules and suggests the human most likely to own each one.
Sarah reviews her Controls, signs them, and ⌃ Sarah comes alive — answering only within her scope.
⌃ Sarah. ⌃ Mark. ⌃ Alex. Each agent named for the person behind it.
A trust level isn't a label. It's a consequence of who signed the Control behind the claim. Your auditors see the same thing your team sees: a name and a date.
DTI Ratio: 42.5% → check_threshold.py
“DTI 36–43%: elevated risk, requires compensating factors.”
International travel may require additional customs documentation.
Many companies recommend preferred vendor programs.
In a typical Ctrl AI answer, 85% is signed by a real person.
The AI can't answer on knowledge nobody owns. Every agent is tied to a person; when that person leaves, the agent waits for a successor instead of continuing as a zombie.
Answers travel, expense, and approval questions. Scoped to rules Sarah signed.
12 Controls still on the books, but nobody vouches for them right now. Assign a successor to resume.
That's what makes it defensible. That's what makes it yours.
50–500 people
Your team adopted ChatGPT or Claude — but one anonymous AI answers for everyone. Ctrl AI gives ⌃Sarah to Finance, ⌃Mark to Legal, ⌃Alex to the CEO. One agent per owner. Your rules, your faces, in 30 minutes.
Start free trial →Regulated industries
Your auditors don't want a black-box model. They want a named human's Controls being applied deterministically. Ctrl AI gives every answer a signer, a date, and a reasoning trace — same accountability as your written policies today.
Enterprise
EU AI Act. SOX. Basel III. Regulators ask “who's accountable?” — Ctrl AI has a clean answer on every response. Enforceable Controls with deterministic scripts, domain-scoped access, and per-claim traceability to a named signer.
Contact sales →Each demo shows a specific named agent enforcing Controls a real expert signed — trust-tagged claims, deterministic calculations, a full reasoning trace.
Credit Risk Assessment — Watch Ctrl AI enforce DTI thresholds, classify risk, and apply Basel III rules. Every calculation deterministic. Every classification traceable.
Try the demo →Contract Risk Assessment — See Controls evaluate clause liability, enforce jurisdiction rules, and produce structured risk reports. Every claim linked to the rule that produced it.
Try the demo →Drug Interaction Screening — Verified enzyme pathway lookups, deterministic severity scoring, and gated monitoring protocols. Every output traceable to the clinical rule.
Try the demo →Ask any AI what it is. Four answers. Only one of them names a person your team can actually ask.
Anonymous. OpenAI's.
The foundation model. Nobody at your company can vouch for it.
Still anonymous. Yours, but pretending.
Retrieves your docs. Nobody signs off on what the model does with them.
The developer who wrote the prompt.
A named person, but not one your business team can reach.
⌃Sarah⌃Mark⌃Alex— your team.
Each agent named for the employee who signed its Controls. Compliance-ready by construction.
Every answer traceable to a signature. Every signature to a real person.
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AI Controls for your team.
Full Control framework for your organization.
Regulatory-grade AI governance.
Annual plans save 20%. All plans include AES-256-GCM encryption at rest.
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