Modeling Agent Risk as a Trajectory
Framing agent behavior as a sequence of probabilistic state transitions under policy constraints.
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This paper introduces a formal framework for real-time governance of autonomous agent systems. We define runtime governance as the continuous process of observing, interpreting, evaluating, and controlling agent behavior against policy constraints and risk thresholds. The framework addresses limitations of static policy enforcement and post-hoc monitoring in dynamic, multi-agent environments.
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Framing agent behavior as a sequence of probabilistic state transitions under policy constraints.
Observability captures what happened. It does not model what will happen. A critical gap for agent governance.
Detecting policy boundary proximity before failure occurs. Methods, thresholds, and uncertainty handling.
Static policies assume predictable behavior. Agent systems violate this assumption continuously.
Transforming raw execution traces into behavioral meaning. Architecture and implementation patterns.
Explicit uncertainty modeling as a prerequisite for reliable intervention decisions.
Designing human-in-the-loop gates that scale without becoming bottlenecks.
How Intellicor determines when, how, and whether to intervene in agent behavior.
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