PCCP
Making every AI action visible, governed, and provable
The operations kernel shared across the Patty product family — public cloud, enterprise, and sovereign deployments all run on the same kernel.
PCCP is the operations kernel that makes every AI development action visible, governed, and provable. The whole Patty family — including Patty Code — runs on it.
Public cloud, enterprise on-premises, and public-sector/sovereign deployments share one kernel. Wherever it installs, the control model and audit regime behave identically.
The approve→execute→record cycle is enforced at engine level. Bypassing policy requires kernel-level changes, not application edits — so neither accident nor intent finds an easy way around.
Technology behind this product
Evidence
Trust Model
PCCP’s trust model is rooted in verifiability. Every delegated authority starts as a signed grant; every action ends as a tamper-evident receipt.
Human approval gates sit between them. Gate placement is declared by organizational policy and enforced by the kernel.
DARI Protocol
DARI — Delegated Authorization and Receipts for Inference — is a protocol for delegating, executing, and recording AI actions. Three elements: signed grants, execution receipts, verification chains.
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