Module 02 · Reference integration verification
Govern
Govern turns agent output into bounded replies, proposals, or no-ops while the host retains business truth and execution.
Current reference integration contract
The Hanken Golden Loop exercises an input envelope, fresh host revalidation, bounded proposal, operator review, host execution, lifecycle callback, and evidence record. Hanken is a reference host for integration verification, not customer or design-partner evidence. This verification does not establish a customer deployment, a general public SDK, an authority service, or live permit-backed host mutation.
What this module owns
- Reply orchestration across configured knowledge and runtime modes
- Bounded proposal construction
- Reviewable lifecycle state
- Evidence attached to proposals and outcomes
What the host owns
- Identity and authoritative business state
- Final policy and approval
- Execution and its durable result
Authority boundary
Govern may propose. It does not silently turn a proposal into host execution. Experimental permit surfaces will remain labelled until their public contract is complete.
Continue by task
- Follow the assisted website integration and review the LINE architecture path
- Learn the Govern concepts
- See replayed reply contracts across four scenarios
- Describe a host runtime
- Implement a versioned host tool
- Receive and reconcile proposals
- Record host execution evidence
- Choose between retry, reconciliation, and replay