Agent Trust & Assurance
Three visual stories and their companion architecture — how a Uderia agent is composed, signed, observed, enforced, proved, and kept in check, and how the data it answers from becomes a signed, deterministic product. Then one worked example, on real national data, from an empty account to a grounded answer.
Visual story · the model
The agent as a five-faculty star on two foundations, inside a membrane that breathes — identity, assurance, access, audit.
See the anatomy →Visual story · from the outside in
Born → Composed → Signed → Runs → Observed → Enforced → Proved → Kept in check. The end-to-end trust lifecycle of a single agent, peel by peel.
Read the story →Visual story · the data layer
Declared → Proven → Signed → Confined → Consumed → Receipted → Composed. Determinism you can verify: same request, same governed SQL, same rows.
See the anatomy →Worked example
The stories above describe the model. This one is a deployment: public national datasets, engineered to the standard, consumed by agents bound to their own ontology — with every screen along the way.
Teradata · NIBRS & CASE · four analysts
Two national policing datasets engineered as AI-Native Data Products on Teradata, and four analysts that read a map of both. The whole path in pictures — empty account, one credential, one connection, one fork — ending at a number the analyst qualifies rather than simply states.
Walk it end to end →Operate & read the surfaces
Trust UX FAQ — when something on screen is unclear Operations Guide — running the assurance stack The Numbers — published benchmarksCompanion architecture
Trust Membrane Agent Ops & Evaluation Agent Authority Signed Data Products (OBDA)