Semantic GPS

Semantic GPS is the governance gateway between AI agents and the business systems they were never supposed to touch unsupervised. It sits between any MCP-connected agent and any vendor MCP server as one control plane: shadow → enforce live policy mode swap, audit trail on every call with grouped trace IDs, saga rollback with explicit per-step input mapping, and a Tool Relationship (TRel) MCP extension so agents can discover safe workflow paths instead of guessing. Twelve gateway-native policies span seven governance dimensions including time gates, identity, residency, data hygiene, and idempotency. A side-by-side Playground proves the contrast between raw and governed under identical Opus 4.7 (Or bring your own LLM via APIkey) prompts. Three of the EU AI Act's hardest operational obligations: - Article 9 (risk management), - Article 12 (record-keeping) - Article 14 (human oversight) map directly onto primitives Semantic GPS tries to ship, ahead of the August 2, 2026 enforcement date. The recent Replit, Meta, and Cursor incidents all happened at the same seam: agent reaches business system unsupervised. Semantic GPS could become the missing layer.