FusePolicy · Policy Authoring & Enforcement

Governance policy that compiles to enforcement.

FusePolicy defines, validates, and compiles governance policy into fast-match rules that FuseGuard enforces at the boundary. Version-controlled. Signed. Distributed to enforcement points without manual intervention.

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What FusePolicy does

Policy Authoring

Define entitlement schemas, constraint rules, and risk gates in a structured policy language. Linting and validation catch errors before distribution.

Policy Compilation

Policies compile to fast-match rules — hash maps and bloom filters that FuseGuard evaluates in microseconds. No LLM calls for known-good or known-bad operations.

Version Control

Every policy change creates a new version. FuseGuard pins to a specific bundle hash — meaning enforcement is always traceable to an exact policy state. No ambiguity in audits.

Signed Distribution

Policy bundles are cryptographically signed before distribution. FuseGuard verifies the signature at load time. Tampered or stale bundles are rejected.

From authoring to enforcement in four steps

1

Author

Write policy in FusePolicy's structured language. Lint and validate locally.

2

Compile

Compile to a versioned, signed policy bundle.

3

Distribute

FuseCatalog distributes the bundle to FuseGuard enforcement points via ETag-cached fetch.

4

Enforce

FuseGuard applies the bundle at the boundary. Every decision references the policy bundle version in the evidence record.

Four enforcement actions

HARD_BLOCK

Immediately reject. No AI inference cost incurred. Used for known-prohibited operations.

SOFT_WARN

Allow but log. Used for operations that are permitted but require monitoring.

ESCALATE

Route to human approval queue. Used for high-risk operations requiring sign-off.

DISCLAIMER

Allow but inject a required disclaimer into the prompt or response.

See FusePolicy in action

We'll walk through policy authoring, compilation, and enforcement in a live demo.