DEMOS & KITS
Explore governed agent use cases and ready-to-use kits.
Welcome to the Sentience Governor resource hub for curated demos and governed kits. See how governance applies across different agent use cases, or take a ready-to-use kit and apply it to your own workflow.
See it in action
Explore concrete agent systems designed to surface different governance problems and operating conditions.
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DEMO Antibody
Self-healing physical infrastructure A multi-agent system operating in a physical building environment, with tiered autonomy, human authorization for consequential actions, and Sentience Governor recording execution at runtime. Explore Antibody -
DEMO Mission Continuity
Long-horizon agent continuity Explore what happens when an agent’s working context is compacted during a long-running task, and how mission-critical instructions and evidence can remain continuously available as execution continues. Explore Mission Continuity
Use governed workflows yourself
Ready-to-use kits that give coding and content agents clearer operating boundaries while keeping important decisions with you.
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Governed Website Publishing Kit
Help coding agents build and change websites without quietly breaking shared architecture, URLs, analytics, forms, search visibility, or publishing boundaries. Explore Website Publishing Kit - Ready-to-use kit
Governed Content Workflow Kit
Plan, draft, review, approve, package, publish, and verify glossaries, knowledge articles, website articles, and other structured content while retaining editorial control. Explore Content Workflow Kit
Use either kit on its own, or combine them when content and website changes meet.
Have an agent workflow you’d like to govern?
Working on a use case that isn’t represented here? Talk to us about the execution boundaries, approvals, evidence, or runtime controls your agents need.
These resources govern specific kinds of agent work. Sentience Governor governs execution at runtime.
Bind broader agent work to a declared objective, scope and permitted operations, then record what actually happened.