One platform. Four artifacts. A single audit-trail spine.

AgentGuard wires into your build pipeline and runs adversarial checks every time a model or prompt changes. It detects prompt-injection paths, PII leakage, jailbreak surfaces and policy violations before an agent reaches production.

Output is a deploy-gate decision and a machine-readable report.

An SDK and dashboard that capture every input, feature snapshot, decision and outcome. The data structure was designed to satisfy the surviving outcomes-analysis and ongoing-monitoring expectations and FDA's algorithm change protocol expectations.

This is the substrate every other Caventia product reads from.

The Passport reads from the Audit Trail and emits the model risk pack examiners still expect: model identity documentation, validation reports, ECOA disparate-impact analysis, NIST AI RMF mapping, NYC Local Law 144 disclosures.

The artifacts ship as PDFs with full evidence links back to the audit log.

Banks still need independent model validation under the surviving principles. Today, that means a $500K Big 4 engagement and six months of waiting.

Auditor Bridge runs as a separately-incorporated entity (Caventia Audit Services LLC) with its own management chain, P&L and quality control function. Auditor compensation is flat-fee and not tied to validation outcome.

The four pillars (functional, organizational, compensation and knowledge independence) are documented in a public independence policy. Cycles shrink from quarters to weeks while the independence standard goes up, not down.