What problem does it solve?
Detection without action is observation without consequence. The governance-health-audit skill measures governance health. The capture-pattern-recognition skill diagnoses capture patterns. But without structural triggers that convert threshold crossings into defined interventions, the ecosystem depends on individual courage to act on bad news -- and individual courage is exactly what capture suppresses. Safeguard triggers are that mechanism: measurable, automatic, consented-to thresholds that activate specific governance interventions when crossed. They transform passive monitoring into active structural defense, ensuring that governance health degradation produces institutional responses regardless of whether any individual is willing to raise the alarm.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Define measurable trigger schemas for governance interventions aligned with governance health indicators and capture-pattern signals.
- Support ACT Advice and ACT Consent workflows, trigger registry logging, installation, and annual review cadence.
- Use Case: Install a capital-concentration trigger that automatically triggers a diversification review and freezes new funding until completion.
Quick Start
Design a starter trigger for capital capture by specifying the monitored indicator, threshold, safeguard action, and installation through the ACT process, then log it in the Safeguard Trigger Registry.
