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FUTURECRAFT
Plan / Governance

Trust is engineered, not asserted

Futurecraft treats privacy, consent, and human judgment as structural elements of the system, not as policy language added afterward.

SHEET G.01 / RESPONSIBLE AI

Trust chain

How trust is actually assembled

  1. 01

    Promise

  2. 02

    Behavior

  3. 03

    Evidence

  4. 04

    Repetition

  5. 05

    Reputation

  6. 06

    Relationship

Commitments

Fourteen standing commitments

Each commitment describes a behavior of the system, expressed in plain language.

  • 01

    Participant ownership

    You own your priorities, your decisions, and your records.

  • 02

    Data minimization

    We collect only what the six months requires, and no more.

  • 03

    Consent-based integrations

    Nothing connects to your systems without explicit permission.

  • 04

    Tenant isolation

    Each participant's information is scoped to that participant alone.

  • 05

    Permission management

    Permissions are visible, granular, and adjustable at any time.

  • 06

    Human review

    Consequential outputs are read by a person before they matter.

  • 07

    Revocation and deletion

    You may revoke access or delete records on request.

  • 08

    Model limitations

    Language models are useful and imperfect. We say so plainly.

  • 09

    AI hallucination risk

    Generated content can be confidently wrong. Verification is expected.

  • 10

    Verification expectations

    Claims are separated into fact, interpretation, and aspiration.

  • 11

    No autonomous external action

    The system never contacts anyone on your behalf without approval.

  • 12

    Confidentiality

    What is said in the Guild and in sessions stays private.

  • 13

    Security review

    Configurations and integrations are reviewed before activation.

  • 14

    Clear boundaries

    Futurecraft, PRISM IO, and third-party tools remain distinct systems with distinct permissions.

Verification loop

Eight steps before anything is trusted

Generated material passes through a repeatable loop. Nothing consequential leaves the loop unapproved.

Trust chain
  1. 01Promise
  2. 02Behavior
  3. 03Evidence
  4. 04Repetition
  5. 05Reputation
  6. 06Relationship
Verification loop
GenerateSeparateVerifyChallengeSimplifyTeach BackRecheckApproveHuman approval
  1. 01Generate
  2. 02Separate
  3. 03Verify
  4. 04Challenge
  5. 05Simplify
  6. 06Teach Back
  7. 07Recheck
  8. 08Approve
The system never contacts anyone on your behalf without your approval. Judgment stays with the human.
Limitations stated plainly

Language models are useful and imperfect. They can be confidently wrong, they can invent citations, and they can flatten nuance. Futurecraft separates fact, interpretation, and aspiration in every output, and expects verification before anything is acted upon.

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