ChainSentry decision workspace
Maps bounded upstream dependencies, corroborates supported public evidence, and keeps likelihood, business impact, confidence, and inventory recommendations independently inspectable.
A guided decision-support platform that helps smaller organizations strengthen supply resilience, build a practical cybersecurity baseline, and adopt AI with clear boundaries—without turning critical decisions over to a black box.
The product turns broad readiness questions into bounded workflows with visible assumptions, evidence, limitations, and accountable next actions.
Maps bounded upstream dependencies, corroborates supported public evidence, and keeps likelihood, business impact, confidence, and inventory recommendations independently inspectable.
Turns owner-provided inventory, demand, lead-time, and recovery facts into reproducible coverage gaps and action priorities with visible formula traces.
Guides organizations through 14 starter controls aligned to all six NIST CSF 2.0 functions, with explicit implementation states and evidence-aware priorities.
Combines versioned micro-lessons, deterministic assessments, use-case design, data classification, and a constrained educational coach grounded in approved sources.
Merges supply, cyber, and AI priorities into immediate, near-term, and continuous lanes. Material changes invalidate prior approval before a new PDF can be issued.
Uses server-derived organization membership, role-aware commands, data minimization, safe audit events, idempotent operations, and explicit degraded states.
Minimal business context and explicitly classified inputs.
Deterministic rules plus supported, provenance-aware evidence.
Immediate, near-term, and continuous actions with visible rationale.
Authorized human review, payload-bound approval, and export.
A full-stack product shaped around explainability, multi-tenant security, graceful degradation, and operational handoff.
Calculations, priorities, quiz keys, lifecycle transitions, approvals, and exports remain in versioned application code. Ollama is optional and has no authority to change those outcomes.
Unavailable connectors do not manufacture fallback evidence. The product records degradation, excludes failed sources from scoring, and lowers confidence where appropriate.
FastAPI authorization derives tenant context from validated membership, while object-level role checks protect review, approval, export, and privacy workflows.
The workspace includes migrations, background export jobs, containerized services, automated validation, threat modeling, retention guidance, and deployment runbooks.
I’m open to conversations about trustworthy product engineering, evidence-aware AI, and operational decision platforms.