BASIS is an open standard for governing autonomous AI agents. Every action is gated before it runs and capped fail-closed — an unverified agent drops to zero authority. Every decision commits to a signed proof chain you can verify yourself, with no vendor in the loop. It maps directly to SB 26-189's meaningful-human-review and developer-documentation obligations.
Vorion is the standards body. Cognigate, AgentAnchor, Aurais are the operating ones. Kaizen is next.
No private telemetry, no live-agent count — just three things anyone can check: the published standard, the conformance suite that runs, and the proof chain that verifies.
Same-region baseline. Cross-region decisions run higher until regional replicas are activated — the honest number, not a marketing one.
Receipts, scope grammar, tier model, signed proof chain — with a runnable conformance suite. The version every shipping property runs against.
Read the spec →RFC freeze planned 2026.10. Stability covenant. ISO submission targeted. The version regulated buyers will standardize on.
View RFC archive →For CISOs and counsel mapping AI agents to SB 26-189: get the architecture spec, then book a 14-day Runtime Risk Architecture Audit.