Regulations as Code
regulations as code involves embedding legal constraints directly into the software architecture, ensuring that agents cannot violate compliance by design.
Hardcoding Compliance
Legal compliance is usually a post-hoc check performed by humans. Regulations as Code moves this to the front of the pipeline. If a regulation changes (e.g., GDPR or sector-specific rules), the change is pushed as a 'policy update' to the agentic swarm. The system becomes compliant by architectural necessity, rather than manual effort.
Verifiable Intent Enforcement
Every action an agent takes is checked against the legal manifesto. If an intent violates a policy, it is blocked instantly. This removes the risk of 'rogue agents' and ensures that the firm's momentum never triggers a regulatory penalty. Compliance becomes a silent, invisible background process.
01Verifiable by default
Every action carries a ZK-proof of compliance, removing the need for annual audits.
02Instant contract-refraction
Agents analyze and refract legal documents in seconds, identifying friction before it reaches the human lawyer.