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Trust · The receipts

Don't trust us. Check.

Trust in OCTOPUS is a property of the substrate, not a promise about the output. Here is each part of the trust model, what it means in practice, and what to ask to see.

Grounded, not guessed.

Last updated · Machine-readable: llms.txt · capabilities.json

The trust model

Built into the substrate. Not bolted on after the audit.

Most AI platforms ask you to trust the output. OCTOPUS lets you verify it.

PropertyWhat it meansAsk to see
Evidence-backedEvery output is tied to the sources and reasoning that produced it.One output traced back to its sources and its reasoning.
Coherence-gatedConsequential actions pass a coherence check before they execute.An action the check stopped, and why.
Schema-validatedData is validated against explicit schema contracts before it lands, so drift is caught before it spreads.A record that failed validation, and what happened to it.
Fully auditedA complete, queryable, tamper-evident record of what happened, when, by whom and why.One decision read back from the audit record: who, when, what and why.
Provenance throughoutThe platform knows how knowledge entered, who created it and what it supports.The provenance of one fact.
Human approval where it mattersBounded autonomy where it is safe; on consequential moves, a person accepts at the point of effect: reversible moves with a short undo window, irreversible ones with a deliberate confirmation.The lanes with autonomy turned up, and the moves that still wait for a person.
Tenant-isolated by designEach tenant's knowledge is structurally separated, by architecture, not by policy. A tenant's credentials cannot reach another tenant's estate.How isolation is enforced, and what a credential from one tenant can address.
Grounding guardsTwo rules enforced as engineering practice, not prompt manners. Look up before you make up: ground in validated knowledge before generating. Verify the effect: confirm an action landed before reporting success.A task whose report of success was checked against the effect.
Honest by default

Unknown is never green.

Three rules that keep the platform from telling you what you want to hear.

Unknown, not healthy

A signal the platform cannot read reports unknown rather than healthy. A held lane reads held, and a lane that went quiet is told apart from it.

Done means landed

A task closes on evidence that the effect landed. The agent's own report does not close it.

Irreversible waits for you

Anything that leaves the organization, such as an outbound message or a payment, needs a deliberate confirmation before it fires. A person accepts at the point of effect.

Your data

Where your data lives. What is public.

Inside your own tenant boundary, reached only through authenticated, tenant-scoped connections.

Inside your tenant

Each tenant's knowledge is separated by architecture, not by policy, and connections are authenticated and scoped to your tenant. Deployment options and regions are not published on this site; ask the team under early access.

The concierge is not the platform

The public endpoint at https://octo.ad/mcp has one tool, ask_octopus, and answers questions about OCTOPUS from public material. It exposes no customer data and no internal graph.

Nothing leaves before you are ready

External-model counsel is redaction-checked and IP-gated. The content pre-publish gate blocks anything drawing on embargoed or pre-filing material until the protection window clears.

Not published here

Not published is not the same as not available.

This site does not publish deployment options and regions; model-provider choice per tenant; the full connector list and the authenticated tool surface; single sign-on and role details; retention settings; pricing, customers, certifications and benchmarks. Ask the team.

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