AI governance | release readiness | enterprise AI operating models | multi-agent systems | process excellence
I build open-source repositories around trustworthy, auditable AI for regulated and high-accountability environments.
If you want to know where to begin, use this guide:
| Goal | Start with |
|---|---|
| Understand the full operating model for enterprise AI | governance-playbook |
| Validate AI release readiness with a working CLI | release-checklist |
| Understand release-stage governance | release-governance |
| Apply NIST AI RMF in practice | nist-rmf-guide |
| Start a new regulated-AI repo from a template | regulated-ai |
| Explore multi-agent governance and control patterns | multi-agent-governance |
| See runnable multi-agent behavior in code | agent-simulator |
| Use AI for structured process-improvement work | lean-ai-ops |
| Browse curated governance resources | ai-prism |
| Repository | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
release-checklist |
CLI | Validates YAML-based release-readiness configurations |
agent-simulator |
Runnable demo | Simulates bounded multi-agent workflows |
lean-ai-ops |
Streamlit app | Generates DMAIC-style improvement packages with analytics |
| Repository | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
governance-playbook |
Playbook | End-to-end AI operating model |
release-governance |
Framework | Release lifecycle governance and gates |
nist-rmf-guide |
Guide | Practitioner implementation guide for NIST AI RMF |
accountability-patterns |
Pattern catalog | Accountability, oversight, and redress patterns |
multi-agent-governance |
Framework | Trust, oversight, and accountability for multi-agent systems |
agent-orchestration |
Pattern catalog | Routing, delegation, validation, and failure-handling patterns |
agent-eval |
Evaluation framework | Agent evaluation dimensions, scenarios, and reporting structure |
| Repository | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
regulated-ai |
Template repo | Governance docs, release stubs, and starter workflows |
ai-prism |
Reference hub | Curated governance frameworks, tools, standards, and papers |
flowchart TD
GOV["governance-playbook"]
NIST["nist-rmf-guide"]
RELGOV["release-governance"]
RELCHK["release-checklist"]
STARTER["regulated-ai"]
ACC["accountability-patterns"]
MAGOV["multi-agent-governance"]
ORCH["agent-orchestration"]
EVAL["agent-eval"]
SIM["agent-simulator"]
LSS["lean-ai-ops"]
PRISM["ai-prism"]
GOV --> RELGOV
GOV --> NIST
GOV --> ACC
RELGOV --> RELCHK
NIST --> STARTER
ACC --> MAGOV
MAGOV --> ORCH
MAGOV --> EVAL
EVAL --> SIM
SIM --> LSS
PRISM -.-> GOV
PRISM -.-> NIST
- clear artifact types so tools, frameworks, templates, and references are not confused
- truthful maturity labels so prototypes are not presented as finished products
- practical usefulness over theory for its own sake
- traceability and accountability wherever decisions, gates, or evaluations are involved
git clone https://github.com/simaba/release-checklist.git
cd release-checklist
python -m pip install -e .
release-checklist init --industry healthcare
release-checklist validate configs/medium-risk-example.yaml
release-checklist report configs/medium-risk-example.yaml --format markdownMost repositories are MIT licensed. ai-prism is released under CC0.
