Governed Agent Bridge

Governed Agent Bridge — Your agent. Your PC. Your rules. An installable bridge that lets an AI agent work on your own PC under your governance: every sensitive action is proposed, justified, and approved by you first — and everything the agent does is recorded in a tamper-evident audit log. Architecture: Task (desktop terminal) → Planner (Muse Spark via Meta Model API → JSON plan) → Governance classification (read = auto / sensitive = approval queue) → Executor (runs only what is allowed or approved) → Hash-chained audit log → Viewer ("Verify the chain" in one click). The demo is 100% synthetic (fictional persona, case SYN-2026-001). A real Spark run produced a 9-step plan; the two sensitive steps paused for human approval; altering one audit entry breaks the SHA-256 chain at entry 29, shown live in the video. Test suite: 73/73 in the source, the public copy, and a clean clone. Governed Agent Bridge was born from daily, real-world agent use: its author has run a personal agent on his own PC for weeks, and learned firsthand that capability without governance is a liability. What was designed and built during this event — the governed layer itself: risk-classed plans, human approval gates, and a tamper-evident audit chain — turns that lesson into an installable product.