RFC-010: AIGP Runtime Governance Protocol — 1. Purpose
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RFC-010: AIGP Runtime Governance Protocol
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1. Purpose
The AIGP Runtime Governance Protocol (“AIGP”) defines a standardized, runtime governance protocol for AI-powered applications and autonomous agents. AIGP enables centralized oversight of AI usage across multiple applications through a consent-based, auditable protocol.
“AIGP” is the protocol’s proper name. It provides runtime governance, evidence, and assurance for AI systems generally — including, but not limited to, autonomous agents. AIGP is an independent runtime governance protocol and is not affiliated with the IAPP Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP) certification.
AIGP SHALL ensure:
- every AI invocation is governed
- consent is enforced at runtime
- usage is auditable and attributable
- governance posture is configurable without code changes
- multiple applications can be governed by a single governance authority