The third level

Resources.

Everything on the site that is not the one path — kept, linked once, never in the way.

The Library

The gate law. Every action is a proposal, and the gate answers in exactly one of three ways: 1 yes — earned, with evidence, run once on a single-use receipt; 0 no — refused, and written to the ledger; ? held for a human — and decays to 0 if no one approves by the deadline.

Open source

Community

  • Improve docs — documentation is governance — the OVERT spec and the tool guides
  • Map a framework — know a regulation not in the explorer? open a PR
  • Translate — the site speaks EN/ES; help it speak more
  • Spread the word — star the repos, share the newsletter, cite OVERT
  • Give money — any amount; where it goes and how to check

The founders

Speaking topics — book Ken or book Bob:

  • AI governance at enterprise scale — How large organizations operationalize AI compliance without slowing down product velocity. Ken
  • Policy as code — into the pipeline — Translating regulatory requirements into testable, versioned controls in CI/CD. Ken · Bob
  • AI in regulated, safety-critical industries — Healthcare, automotive, telecom — what high-stakes deployment teaches about risk and evidence. Ken · Bob
  • Global AI regulation landscape — EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, Korea AI Basic Act — what practitioners need to know to stay ahead. Ken
  • Cryptographic evidence for AI audits — How Beacon and OVERT 1.0 produce signed, independently verifiable compliance bundles — and why that matters. Bob
  • Open source as a governance strategy — Why closed compliance tooling is a structural conflict of interest, and what the Apache-2.0 alternative looks like. Bob

Support

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