Cognilateral is the trust layer for AI agents. It tells you when your AI is sure — and when it's guessing. Because the most dangerous AI isn't the one that can't answer. It's the one that answers confidently when it shouldn't.
pip install cognilateral-trust
$ trust-check 0.92 --irreversible
ESCALATE — C9 (sovereignty_gate): irreversible action at sovereignty-grade tier
Every response gets a calibrated confidence score. When it says 90%, it means 90%. No more guessing whether the AI is guessing.
Information ages. What the AI knew last month might not be true today. Warrants track when knowledge goes stale — before you act on it.
A sovereignty gate: act autonomously when confidence is high, escalate to a human when it's not. Every decision logged.
| Without | With Cognilateral |
|---|---|
| AI sounds certain about everything | You know exactly how certain it is |
| Stale information treated as current | Knowledge flagged when it expires |
| AI acts without asking | AI asks when it isn't sure enough |
| "Who was responsible?" has no answer | Every action has an accountability trace |
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from cognilateral_trust import evaluate_trust
result = evaluate_trust(0.7, is_reversible=False)
if result.should_proceed:
deploy()
else:
print(result.accountability_record.reasons)
# ("irreversible action at sovereignty-grade tier",)