The foundation of the autonomous enterprise
The Organizational Intelligence Platform.
AI is entering sociotechnical organizations it doesn't understand. Humans have always scrambled in the same way. No technology has ever supplied a satisfactory capability to understand, define and realize the organization coherently end-to-end.
Poesis grounds humans and AI in a coherent end-to-end system that manages Definitions of any sociotechnical organization — its DNA — to efficiently and continuously define, govern and generate that organization.
The DNA of the organization constitutes a living digital twin — the foundation for accelerating THINK, BUILD and RUN adequately, ultimately leading to the autonomous enterprise.
Human-governed Definitions that people and AI can act on.
Pain points
Drift at machine speed, or align at human speed.
This is the central tension of industrial GenAI adoption. GenAI accelerates the production of artifacts, but not the production of Definition and governance required to viably deliver these artifacts.
The scarce resource is now more than ever the THINK: the AI and human capacity to define and govern these Definitions for BUILD to generate from and RUN to maintain from.
THINK still lives in people’s heads and prose — GenAI BUILD and RUN move at its speed or drift even faster.
- Keep the speed: every artifact drifts further from intent, compounding at machine pace.
- Restore alignment at every handoff: prompts, reviews, corrections, and controls consume the acceleration gain.
- Human attention becomes the control plane — understanding, validation, coordination, and accountability remain scarce.
Affordances
The Poesis Gene Therapy
Poesis resolves the historical THINK pathology — for AI, people, and programmatic tools, to accelerate THINK, BUILD and RUN at the expected rate and safety.
Human + AI capacity goes to THINK first — so BUILD and RUN go as efficient and compliant as generative software allows.
- Affordance Partial
Governed organizational context
Work from shared, typed definitions
Establish a common semantic basis for decisions across authors and tools by connecting typed IT inventory, retained definition versions, shared vocabulary and cited dependency analysis. Direct authoring and reviewed sourcing are alternative inputs; integrated authorized selection, interchange and answer quality need acceptance, and accepted intent is not observed live state.
Addresses Pain points(3)
Supports Values(4)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(4)
- Affordance Partial
Scoped governance composition
Review selected obligations together
Bring obligations from selected frameworks and internal policies into a shared scope so adopters can review applicability, overlaps and gaps against the same IT subjects. Sourced vocabulary and templates support planned composition and accountable interpretation; selection establishes neither conflict freedom, legal completeness nor compliance enforcement.
Addresses Pain points(2)
Supports Values(3)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(3)
Realized by Capabilities(2)
- Affordance Partial
Governance lifecycle
Make review and activation boundaries explicit
Connect proposals to accountable review and activation through governance grammar, lifecycle controls and human decision gates. Transition controls exist, while authenticated revision-bound decisions need identity and policy integration; sealing closes collection rather than approving definitions, and research affects model revision only through separately accepted Change Proposals.
Addresses Pain points(2)
Supports Values(3)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(4)
- Affordance Partial
Evidence-backed definition sourcing
Review candidates from selected sources
Build a reviewable account of IT and delivery work by comparing and reconciling code-derived and delivery-derived evidence as retained candidates with provenance. End-to-end acquisition, review and draft registration are planned; confidence is not truth, source history is not deployed reality, and draft promotion remains separate from acceptance.
Addresses Pain points(3)
Supports Values(10)
- Keep governance closer to its evidence.
- Give AI attributable context.
- Reduce manual candidate authoring.
- Relate definitions to inspected revisions.
- Inspect the basis of proposals.
- Use evidence to inform revisions.
- Compare contributed partial views.
- Separate exploration from acceptance.
- Trace retained proposal evidence.
- Inspect acquisition scope and freshness
Serves Use cases(2)
Used by Actor types(3)
- Affordance Partial
Scoped Norm evaluation
Evaluate identified inputs against supported Norms
Produce decision-ready compliance appraisal by combining pure verdicts over pinned rules and inputs with scoped IT measures, findings and corrective review. Planned evaluation preserves unknown and not-applicable states; running-system claims additionally need deployed identity, fresh observations and coverage, continuous appraisal needs scheduling, and results are not compliance certification.
Addresses Pain points(2)
Supports Values(3)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(3)
Realized by Capabilities(2)
- Affordance Partial
Bounded generative delivery
Generate artifacts through declared workflows
Produce grounded artifacts from selected definitions through bounded workflow orchestration, declared operations, artifact contracts and accountable review, retaining outputs and execution evidence in a local delivery baseline. Local controls exist; integrated generation, effect safety and authenticated human gates need acceptance. Reviewed documents do not establish tested code, authorized deployment or operational feedback; hosting is optional.
Addresses Pain points(3)
Supports Values(9)
- Delegate bounded work with evidence and recourse
- Build toward traceable delivery.
- Make agentic work reviewable.
- Inspect control decisions.
- Catch invalid declared artifacts earlier.
- Clarify responsibilities.
- Make expectations inspectable.
- Keep decisions attributable.
- Distinguish generated output from accepted completion
Serves Use cases(2)
Used by Actor types(4)
Implemented for the stated scope; Partial where only part of it is; Planned for Poesis commitments still being implemented.
Usage
The organization becomes intelligible.
To the people and the machines who think, build, and run it. Definitions stop being prose: a structured causal context that can be reasoned over, taught, governed, simulated, and continuously evaluated.
Who is it for
What they do with it
- Use case Implemented
Retrieve the basis of a historical decision
Retrieve the decided revision, recorded identity, supporting evidence and conditions relevant to a historical decision, retaining attribution gaps.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(5)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Assess dependent definitions after foundation invalidation
Inspect dependent definition eligibility after a referenced foundation is invalidated and determine which continued uses require renewed review.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Agree evidence-preservation requirements
Agree retention purpose, duration, access and disposal constraints for decision evidence, distinguishing agreed policy from demonstrated enforcement.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(4)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Implemented
Agree a reusable domain typing contract
Agree a versioned vocabulary and its constraints with adopters, using examples and counterexamples to expose incompatible interpretations.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Implemented
Qualify transfer between independent processors
Compare exported and imported definitions against an explicit conformance profile, including identity, lifecycle meaning and nonconformant draft preservation.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(4)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Implemented
Approve an agent resource and action mandate
Review resource/action grants against a bounded assignment and its expiry, then check those grants and the target baseline before mediated work. Mandate review is planned; grant checking alone is not authenticated human approval.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(6)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Implemented
Qualify model routing for a workload
Compare candidate model routes against workload-specific quality, cost and disclosure criteria using retained evaluation evidence.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(4)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Qualify instruction delivery on another host
Verify that a target host receives the pinned instructions and declared checks, distinguishing delivery from model adherence before migration.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(2)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Read and model a governance decision
Interpret the primitive, typing, governance-grammar and lifecycle clauses relevant to a proposed decision, identifying permitted representations and constraints without claiming that a processor enforces them.
Supported by Features(4)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Describe a service contract and its attribution
Select sourced HTTP, IT-domain and provenance concepts for a service description, checking the meaning and attribution of each assertion. Vocabulary does not implement the service or prove its behavior.
Supported by Features(3)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Review sourced obligations before binding them
Prepare a source-linked shortlist of architecture, quality and regulatory requirements for a bounded IT review.
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(4)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Implemented
Review a model research question
Trace a non-normative modeling question to its explanations and recorded decision status.
Supported by Features(4)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(5)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Read and revise definitions through the API
Create, query and revise typed definitions through the REST contract, inspecting validation, revision and access responses without treating a successful draft write as approval.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Submit a contribution to a declared panel
Post a candidate to a declared panel and inspect schema, identity, confidence-envelope and rejection responses under the client/server contract. Acceptance into collection is not definition approval.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(1)
- Use case Implemented
Close a contribution collection for review
Request sealing or abandonment of a contribution collection and inspect concurrent-intake outcomes and snapshot readiness. Closing collection does not approve or activate a definition.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Inspect retained contribution evidence
Retrieve stored candidates and their captured evidence to inspect provenance and conflicting assertions, making missing audit, integrity or promoted-draft links explicit.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Resolve the next eligible workflow step
Resolve eligible steps from workflow configuration and recorded outcomes on a supported adapter; leave dispatch to the host rather than treating resolution as execution.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Validate a mediated artifact write
Check a proposed write set against a matched schema and inspect structured-data or Markdown-metadata violations before writing. Passing validation does not establish prose quality or acceptance.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Inspect a captured harness invocation sequence
Read correlated session-journal records to reconstruct captured harness invocations and their outcomes, distinguishing absent records from evidence that no action occurred.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Assign a delivery responsibility from the role catalog
Select portfolio, program, team and specialist roles for a delivery responsibility and make their boundaries explicit without treating a role definition as an authenticated authority grant.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Select versioned instructions for an engineering role
Identify the versioned instructions governing a role's engineering work and distinguish advisory guidance from requirements enforced by separate executable gates.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Collect competing contributions on a shared blackboard
Collect independent candidates under declared panel contracts and revisit their retained provenance to compare conflicting assertions. Contribution acceptance and evidence retention do not themselves seal a board or promote an approved definition.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Implemented
Type a governance concern with the systemic primitives
Represent a scoped governance concern using the fixed primitive roles and domain Archetypes together, exposing relationships and concerns the chosen representation cannot express. A valid representation does not establish universal model adequacy.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(2)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Implemented
Define a domain vocabulary as an Archetype
Define domain vocabulary over the fixed subject types, identify its versioned dependencies and specify how typed definitions pass through correction, review and lifecycle change. Processors implement the specified controls.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Implemented
Run an agentic workflow with deterministic controls
Resolve eligible work, supply configured guidance, select a model route and correlate captured invocations for a supported local execution. Host dispatch and probabilistic generation remain distinct from deterministic workflow controls.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(3)
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What it is worth
- Value Partial
Reduce uncertainty about a specified change
Bring relevant context and affected definitions into a shared review, making dependency paths and missing evidence visible before deciding.
Supported by Capabilities(2)
Supported by Features(2)
- Value Partial
Reduce time that nonconformance remains unknown
Use planned scoped evaluation to surface findings earlier, with observation coverage, freshness and unknown states visible to reviewers.
Supported by Affordances(1)
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Supported by Features(1)
- Value Partial
Delegate bounded work with evidence and recourse
Build toward delegated workflows with explicit obligations, decision boundaries and controlled effects, retaining evidence for intervention and recovery.
Supported by Affordances(1)
Supported by Capabilities(3)
Supported by Features(2)
Realized through Use cases(7)
- Approve an agent resource and action mandate
- Execute a bounded response and inspect the receipt
- Deliver a reviewed artifact through a local workflow
- Run a Mechanism inside declared bounds
- Check a produced artifact against its contract
- Gate an advancement on an authenticated human decision
- Generate artifacts through declared workflows
- Value Partial
Reduce avoidable reconstruction and rework
Reuse shared context and generated artifacts so effort can shift from repeated assembly to curation and review. Net savings depend on the workflow and compute costs.
Supported by Capabilities(2)
Supported by Features(1)
- Value Partial
Reduce evidence reconstruction effort
Bring linked snapshots, decisions and provenance into a stated audit scope, with completeness assessed against that review rather than inferred from history alone.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Supported by Features(2)
Qualities
It joins your estate. It never owns it.
A governance layer earns trust only if you can leave it. The Definition model is an open, inspectable standard rather than a proprietary format; execution runs inside a control boundary you define, on infrastructure you already operate — cloud where it serves you, never as a condition. And because governance claims are worthless without their limits, each quality below states what it guarantees and where that guarantee stops.
- Quality Implemented
Model independence
Governance does not depend on one provider
Model profiles support selection for bounded tasks. Each host mapping and model change needs compatibility and quality checks.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Implemented
Local and sovereign execution
Define the data boundary explicitly
Local execution supports control, but models, tools, telemetry, remotes and backups can transmit data. Egress and retention policies remain necessary.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Implemented
Cloud where appropriate
Managed infrastructure without ceding control
Deploy services through managed infrastructure where it makes sense, while the control boundary stays explicit rather than assumed.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Implemented
Vendor-neutral standard
Governance you can inspect, not a black box
GSM is a candidate common Definition model. Interchange requirements support inspectability; compatible consumers and draft-preserving migration still need acceptance.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Implemented
Open and inspectable
Trust cannot be proprietary
GSM specification content exists in source, with publication pending. SAF local tools use Apache-2.0; SIE and the planned bridge have separate licenses. Inspect each product and its terms.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Planned
Git repositories
Planned candidates from pinned revisions
Supported analysis is planned to produce reviewable candidates. Acquisition, conflict reduction and governed registration are distinct steps.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Planned
API contracts
The interaction surface of your estate
Planned adapters describe declared interaction surfaces with explicit coverage. Contracts alone do not prove actual traffic or applicable obligations.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Planned
SBOMs
Planned dependency evidence
SBOM analysis identifies declared dependencies in a supported scope. Presence does not prove deployed use, reachability or compliance.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
- Quality Planned
Infrastructure
Separate intent from observations
Planned infrastructure sourcing reads declared configuration. Deployed identity, observation time and coverage are needed to describe what runs.
Borne by Organization Intelligence Platform(1)
Planned The sourcing bench is specified and in build. Named-tool connectors follow as further knowledge sources feeding the same governed model.
Services
From first proof to organizational transformation.
Evaluate Poesis on a real problem, shape your path toward enterprise autonomy, or prepare the workflows and context that make AI useful. Our service roadmap extends from transformation and context engineering to managed ITIP and SIE, and GSM practitioner certification. Start today with a Poesis Pilot by agreement; all other offers are planned.
- Service By agreement
Poesis Pilot
Prove the value in your own context.
Evaluate Poesis against a real organizational problem, with an agreed scope, a baseline and evidence that supports your next investment decision.
- Service Planned
Autonomous Enterprise Transformation
Design the organization that can govern its own evolution.
Connect strategy, decision rights, organizational design and feedback into a practical path toward greater autonomy, without losing human accountability.
- Service Planned
Agentic Transformation
Find the work worth delegating. Make delegation accountable.
Discover and prioritize agentic use cases, redesign the workflows around them, and define how results, cost and risk will be evaluated.
- Service Planned
Organizational Context Engineering
Give humans and AI a shared understanding of the organization.
Turn fragmented organizational knowledge into structured, governed context: purposes, responsibilities, dependencies, rules and the evidence behind them.
- Service Planned
ITIP SaaS
Turn IT knowledge into better-governed decisions.
A planned managed IT Intelligence Platform for application and service context, dependency analysis, governance review and evidence-led IT decisions.
- Service Planned
SIE SaaS
Build on governed definitions, not another isolated knowledge store.
A planned managed Systemic Intelligence Engine for builders integrating GSM definitions, lifecycle governance and controlled execution into their own applications.
- Service Planned
GSM Certification
Demonstrate the judgment behind a coherent organizational model.
A planned qualification for practitioners applying systemics, GSM modeling and governance through assessed cases and reviewable evidence.
Platform
Explore the complete solutions and products map.
Specification, source content, local controls and planned integrations contribute in different ways. Explore each product for feature scope and historical version metadata.
Poesis
The cross-solution capstone: affordances realized by contributing capabilities across every solution, and the qualities the platform bears as a whole.
Affordances
Qualities
Solutions
ITIP
A planned IT workspace for shared definitions, evidence review, scoped appraisal and generation.
Capabilities
Qualities
Products
Web Application
Bring IT definitions, evidence and decisions into one shared workspace.
- v1.0 Partial
- v1.1 Planned
- v1.2 Planned
- v1.3 Planned
- v1.4 Planned
- v1.5 Planned
- v1.x Planned
Features
Qualities
Definition Blackboard Code Sourcer
Turn inspected code revisions into evidence-backed definition proposals.
- v1.0 Planned
Features
SIE
Definition, lifecycle, execution and intake foundations, with scoped integration work remaining.
Capabilities
Qualities
Products
Definition Manager
Keep system definitions versioned, accessible and governed through change.
- v1.0 Implemented
- v1.1 Planned
- v1.2 Planned
Features
Qualities
Operator
Connect governed definitions to execution and planned Norm evaluation.
- v1.0 Planned
- v1.1 Partial
- v1.x Partial
Features
Definition Blackboard Manager
Bring evidence and competing proposals into a shared review space.
- v1.0 Implemented
Features
GSM
Candidate definition semantics, selected sourced vocabulary and non-normative research.
Capabilities
Qualities
Products
Specifications
Define systems and governance with a shared, extensible language.
- v1.0 Implemented
- v1.1 Planned
Features
Qualities
Ontology
Start governance modeling from sourced vocabulary and reusable templates.
- v1.0 Implemented
- v1.x Partial
Features
Research Lab
Explore and challenge the ideas shaping GSM.
- v1.0.0-beta.1 Implemented
- v1.0 Partial
Features
Version convention Product versions shown are current, not historical milestones. Implemented and Planned describe feature, capability and affordance scope, not hosted availability or certification.