
Governing Agent Labor
A Ranex Gate Verdict Asserts Four Things — and Refuses Four More
A passing Ranex gate proves tested conformance to an approved graph and exact digest. It does not prove correctness, security, or performance.
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A passing Ranex gate proves tested conformance to an approved graph and exact digest. It does not prove correctness, security, or performance.

Stop an agent from approving evidence it produced. The separation-of-duties rule that still matters when models improve.

Better models don’t remove the need to bound an agent’s authority: they increase it. The case for treating AI as delegated labour that needs an accountability apparatus outside itself.

Ranex judges AI-written work by evidence and executable checks, never by model confidence. Here is the whole mechanism: three ports, one kernel, and only one of them produces a verdict.