PACT Platform

The PACT Platform is the L3 entrypoint for the PACT specification. It is not the governance primitive (kailash-pact); it is the human-facing surface that sits on top of the full stack. Organizations define their structure, set constraint envelopes, grant knowledge clearances, and observe what their agents do, all through the platform.

What the primitive gives you: D/T/R addressing, envelope evaluation, cost tracking, event bus. What the platform gives you: an org management dashboard, approval queues, CLI tooling, integration adapters, and the human judgment loops that connect governance decisions to execution outcomes.

What it provides

API (42+ endpoints across 7 router groups)

Router group	What it covers
Objectives	Define, track, and evaluate organizational objectives
Requests	Submit, route, and resolve governance requests
Sessions	Manage agent sessions with full audit context
Decisions	Record and query governance decisions
Pools	Manage approval pools and delegation chains
Reviews	Human review workflows for flagged and held actions
Governance	Metrics, org structure, team management, envelope configuration

CLI (10+ commands)

pact quickstart          # Bootstrap an org with sensible defaults
pact org create          # Define organizational structure
pact role assign         # Assign roles within D/T/R tree
pact clearance grant     # Set knowledge clearance levels (C0-C4)
pact envelope set        # Configure constraint envelopes
pact agent register      # Register an agent with its role and envelope
pact bridge configure    # Set up Trust Plane / Execution Plane bridge
pact audit export        # Export audit trail for compliance
pact validate            # Validate org configuration against PACT rules
pact status              # Show current governance state

Core services

Service	Purpose
RequestRouter	Routes governance requests to the correct approval pool based on D/T/R position
ApprovalQueue	Manages pending approvals with escalation timers and delegation fallbacks
CompletionWorkflow	Tracks requests through their lifecycle from submission to resolution
CostTracking	Enforces financial constraint dimensions across all governed operations
NotificationDispatch	Routes governance notifications through configured channels

Integration adapters

The platform ships with adapters for Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, generic webhooks, push notifications, and LLM providers. Approval requests surface where your team already works. When an agent approaches a constraint boundary, the approval queue delivers the decision to the right human with full context.

Web and mobile dashboards

Define your org structure visually. Monitor agent activity in real time. Review and resolve held actions. Inspect audit trails. Shadow mode lets you simulate what an agent would do before you deploy it.

How it connects to the stack

The PACT Platform depends on the full Kailash stack:

PACT Platform (this)
  ├── kaizen-agents (Delegate + GovernedSupervisor)
  ├── kailash-pact (PactEngine, GovernanceEngine)
  ├── kailash-dataflow (11 DataFlow models for org data)
  ├── kailash-kaizen (agent primitives)
  └── kailash (core runtime, Trust Plane)

This is the cross-cutting composition in practice. The platform does not reimplement governance; it surfaces the governance that the engines already enforce. Every constraint set through the platform’s UI flows down through PactEngine, propagates through DataFlowEngine and NexusEngine, and is inherited by every Delegate and GovernedSupervisor operating within those envelopes.

Project details

License	Apache 2.0
Version	0.4.0 (Alpha)
Source	github.com/terrene-foundation/pact
Install	pip install pact-platform
Lines of code	87,000+
Tests	141 test files
API endpoints	42+
CLI commands	10+
DataFlow models	11
Adapters	6 (Slack, Discord, Teams, webhooks, notifications, LLM providers)