Your AI changed.
Are you sure it should ship?
Aurelis evaluates consequential AI changes before production—and retains the evidence behind every release decision.
Authority expansion requires explicit review before release.
Every consequential AI change gets a control boundary before production.
Model swaps, agent releases, tool-permission changes, policy changes and material dependency changes can alter what an AI system is able to do. Aurelis evaluates the change as a release event—not merely as a model-quality score.
Submit a change. See what the assurance layer catches.
Synthetic/public demonstration. It does not claim to assess a real customer system. The point is the control logic: identify the change, expose its impact, apply policy, make a release decision and create a reviewable record.
Do not just decide. Retain why the release was allowed or stopped.
Each assessment can bind the exact change, system version, policy basis, control decision and resulting evidence into a release record suitable for review, retesting and operational handoff.
A control lattice around consequential AI change.
Drag the structure to rotate it. Hover a node for its role. Click a node to bring its control boundary forward.
One focused product now. Broader assurance infrastructure later.
The wider AAI surface is intentionally shown as future capability rather than presented as finished infrastructure.
Give Aurelis one upcoming AI change to assess.
Use the public demonstration first, then request access for a real assessment workflow.