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The control and evidence layer for AI execution.

AI systems are starting to act on their own: they call tools, move data and trigger payments. qodiqa is the open layer that decides before they act, and proves afterwards what was allowed.

Most controls around AI sit beside the model and report after the fact. qodiqa sits on the path itself. A request carries signed, time-limited consent, a policy decides, and only then is the provider called. Every outcome, allowed or refused, becomes a signed receipt that anyone can check offline, without an account and without trusting us.

It is built, not promised. The standard is published as 32 open documents, the reference gateway and verifiers are public, and 797 documented functions run behind one execution path. Independent verifiers in JavaScript and Python check the same public test vectors.

Whoever runs AI in regulated or high-stakes settings will need evidence they can hand to a customer, an auditor or a regulator. The open standard earns that trust. The business is the commercial layer on top: enterprise identity, data-loss prevention, integration and support.

We are opening conversations with investors who back open infrastructure.

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The thesis

Control has to exist where AI acts.

AI is starting to act
Models now call tools, move data and trigger actions on their own, so approval given once is not enough.
How a request is checked
Policy on paper is not control
Promises and after-the-fact logs do not stop an action; control has to exist where execution happens.
See the reference gateway
Regulation asks for evidence
The EU AI Act asks for record-keeping and human oversight of high-risk systems, and ISO/IEC 42001 sets out an AI management system.
See how qodiqa maps to them

What exists today

Built in public. Checkable in minutes.

specification documents
Read the specification
documented functions
Open the catalogue
public repositories
See the repositories
published receipt test vectors
Open the test vectors
reference verifiers: JavaScript and Python
Run a verifier

An open specification
A corpus of documents, from the core standard to conformance, with a CC BY 4.0 licence as stated by the repository.
Read the specification
A reference gateway and an offline verifier
Open code under Apache-2.0. What is built and what is not yet is stated on the gateway page.
The gateway The verifier
Public test vectors
Signed receipt cases made with published test keys, so any implementation can be checked against them. They are test data, not production receipts.
Open the test vectors