AI is moving from advising people to acting for them, and quickly. Before long, machines will make a large share of the decisions that run the economy.
MOSS is the infrastructure that lets a company give an AI that kind of power and still answer for everything it does.
Every capable AI is now one integration away from moving money, approving a loan, or filing a report on its own. The capability is here. The accountability is not.
Societies don't hand real power to systems they can't hold responsible. For AI to be trusted with decisions that matter, what it does has to be governed before it happens and provable long after. That layer barely exists yet. We're building it, and we think it decides how far AI is allowed to go.
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MOSS signs every action an AI takes, enforces policy before it executes, and turns a company's governance posture into a single score its board can track.
It maps to more than 170 regulatory frameworks and 264 specific obligations, and signs with ML-DSA-44 post-quantum cryptography, so a record written today can still be verified when a regulator asks years from now.
"AI today is a brilliant eleven-year-old: capable of extraordinary things, and capable of serious mistakes it doesn't yet know are mistakes. The difference is guidance. We're building the infrastructure that sets the bounds an agent operates within, so it can be trusted to go further. That's how this intelligence stops being a risk to manage and becomes the most capable thing an enterprise has ever put to work."