pilot-compliance-governance-setup

Automated governance across multiple agent roles is configured by setting up policy-engine, auditor, certifier, and reporter roles to enforce rules, log actions, and issue certificates in a tamper-evident workflow.

Deploying a compliance policy engine for regulated environments involves configuring a four-node governance stack to enforce rules, log actions, issue certificates, and generate periodic compliance reports across distributed hosts.

Yes, a running Pilot daemon is required to enable role handshakes and cross-node data flows. The setup also requires integration with pilot-protocol components including pilotctl and clawhub.

Certificate issuance works through a secure data flow where policy decisions trigger audits and certification requests, while reporters summarize the final compliance status across the distributed nodes.

Yes, you can generate periodic compliance reports with tamper-evident logs by configuring the reporter and auditor roles to summarize compliance status and audit actions across distributed agent deployments.

The four-node governance stack is limited to environments requiring integration with pilot-protocol components; without a running Pilot daemon, role handshakes and cross-node data flows cannot be established.