Five primitives · one receipt

Planisphere Toolkits

Whatever the regulation, the ask is the same: prove it. A Toolkit is the five primitives, pre-arranged for your duty: gate holds the act, route puts a human on the call, seal makes the receipt, verify lets anyone check it forever, meter counts what ran.

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The Toolkits.

seven on the hosted API · one deep, two dated, four catalog-backed · depth straight from the registry
Record-and-prove · enforceable Aug 2, 2026

EU AI Act · Article 50

Marking and disclosure duties for generative and interactive systems reaching EU users. Record the duty event; the Toolkit seals it into evidence anyone can check.

output_marked · disclosure_rendered · label_published

Read Article 50 in full →

Record-and-prove · enforceable Aug 2, 2026

California SB 942

Provenance and transparency duties for covered generative systems in California. Latent disclosures, detection-tool availability, and license state, recorded as they happen.

latent_disclosure_embedded · detection_tool_heartbeat · license_granted

Read SB 942 in full →

Executable · gate → review → receipt

Law

AI-drafted work leaving the firm carries the lawyer’s review duty (ABA Formal Opinion 512). The law Toolkit gates the release, routes a named human, and seals the supervision record.

gate → needs_review → review decision → sealed receipt

The legal AI supervision page →

Catalog-backed bundle

Medicine

Clinical workflows carry HIPAA and FDA SaMD duties at the data boundary. The medicine Toolkit gates PHI exports, routes review, and seals model-change evidence.

phi_export_boundary · model_change_evidence

The medicine Toolkit page →

Catalog-backed bundle

Defense

Program workflows carry ITAR and DFARS 252.204-7012 duties at the sharing boundary. The defense Toolkit gates controlled sharing and seals the contract-response review record.

controlled_sharing · contract_response_review

The defense Toolkit page →

Catalog-backed bundle

Education

District and edtech workflows carry FERPA, COPPA, and IDEA duties around student data. The education Toolkit gates the data boundary and seals scoring evidence.

student_data_boundary · scoring_evidence

The education Toolkit page →

Catalog-backed bundle

US regulatory

Federal-adjacent teams answer NIST AI RMF, SP 800-53, FedRAMP, and ISO/IEC 42001 questions on request. The us-regulatory Toolkit maps the control, requests the evidence, and keeps the record.

map_control · request_evidence

NIST AI RMF in the regulation library →

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The five primitives.

one workflow API · every Toolkit is an arrangement of these
Gate

Ask before the act

allow · needs_review · block: the decision made before execution, sealed the moment it’s made. The block is a product feature, not a failure.

POST /v1/gate
Route

A named human owns the call

Review lands where your team already works: Slack, ServiceNow, the console. The sign-off becomes part of the sealed record: name, decision, and timestamp.

POST /v1/reviews
Seal

Hashes in, receipt out

A KMS-held Ed25519 key signs the attestation root. By default only commitments to your content cross — hashes, never the material. Content you choose to preserve alongside a record crosses as ciphertext you encrypted yourself, under a key Planisphere never receives.

record → sealed receipt
Verify

Anyone, forever

Offline, free, no account, against keys published at a well-known address. The party who doesn’t trust you can check every byte.

POST /v1/verify
Meter

Counted when sealed

One cent per credit, never more than $25 per action, and the sandbox is free. Old proofs are never re-metered; only new proving is charged.

1¢/credit · $25 cap
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Start with the duty you have.

Toolkits are entry points, not different products · the same five primitives underneath

Two references stay current without this page: the live registry the API serves, and the regulation library it maps to. Pricing is the same everywhere: one cent per credit, capped at $25 per action.

We don't make you compliant; we make your compliance provable. Records, never certification.