Resources

Practical tools for Verified AI workflows.

Start with a blueprint, map the controls, or run a quick risk check. These resources help teams decide where an AI agent fits, what it should not do, and what evidence should exist before a workflow expands. The AI Control Loop Blueprint is the primary downloadable PDF; the Control Matrix and Risk Check are web resources.

AI Control Loop Blueprint

Map the agent, tools, control layer, telemetry, scorecard, and known limits before implementation expands.

AI Workflow Control Matrix

Define what the agent may read, draft, recommend, execute, and never touch, plus the approvals and evidence required.

AI Workflow Risk Check

A browser-based directional check for workflow risk, first step, and control needs.

Resources are useful when a team has a workflow to inspect.

Good fit when

You need language to explain Verified AI workflows internally.

You are deciding whether a specific workflow is a good fit for AI.

You need a scorecard or control-loop frame before a scope conversation.

You want to inspect Verdify's operating discipline before a call.

Not a fit when

You want fully custom recommendations without sharing workflow context.

You need legal, regulatory, security, or procurement advice from a template alone.

You are looking for generic AI prompt libraries.

You want a resource to approve a build without human review.

FAQ

Common buyer questions.

Are these resources gated?

No. The first public versions are ungated so research-stage buyers can inspect Verdify's thinking before a call.

Which resource should I start with?

Start with the Blueprint if your workflow has a measured feedback loop. Use the Control Matrix when you need to decide what an AI agent may read, draft, recommend, execute, and never touch. Use the Risk Check when you are not sure whether the workflow is a good fit.

Can these resources replace an audit?

No. They help frame the conversation, but an audit applies the controls, telemetry, scorecard, and evidence model to a real workflow, real systems, stakeholders, and risks.