Governed Workflow FAQs

Question 1

What is Governed Workflow?

Accepted Answer

Governed Workflow is a zero-trust orchestration layer designed for Claude Code, enforcing strict phase progression, scope constraints, and mandatory human approval gates on agentic coding sessions to ensure control and quality.

Question 2

How does it enforce 'zero-trust' principles?

Accepted Answer

It enforces zero-trust through server-side validation of all workflow transitions, mandatory user gates requiring human approval, scope locking to prevent unauthorized file modifications, and a research proving system that verifies all agent-generated findings independently.

Question 3

What problems does Governed Workflow solve for AI-driven development?

Accepted Answer

It prevents common issues like agents self-certifying their work, writing outside predefined boundaries, or bypassing critical review stages. It ensures code quality, maintainability, and security by integrating human oversight and automated checks throughout the AI development lifecycle.

Question 4

Can I customize the automated checks and workflow steps?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Governed Workflow supports custom Verification Profiles for automated code quality checks (e.g., compilation, linting, static analysis) assignable per-workspace. The admin panel also allows configuring various modules and reviewing acceptance criteria to tailor the workflow.

Question 5

How does Governed Workflow integrate human oversight into the agentic workflow?

Accepted Answer

It uses 'User Gates' at critical phases like Preparation Review, Plan Review, Code Review, and Final Approval. These gates pause the workflow, requiring explicit human approval or rejection via the admin panel. This ensures agents cannot self-approve and that human experts validate key decisions.

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