Decisions you can trace.
Vyra Ledger records every approval, override, and policy change so teams can audit the why, not just the what.
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Every decision ends with a permanent, readable record.
You: “We can ship Friday, but QA is behind.”
Vyra: “Last time you approved overtime; defect rate dropped but burnout increased.”
Vyra: “Pick a path: (1) OT + limited scope (2) Delay ship (3) Cut features (4) Run simulation in Forge”
Record to Ledger: “Decision: OT + limited scope. Notes: burnout risk flagged; revisit staffing in two weeks.”
What gets protected
Accountability stays visible over time.
- Prevents drift by showing every decision and superseded path.
- Preserves records so locked facts stay intact unless overridden in Forge.
- Bounds AI action by recording exactly what humans approved.
Ledger is not a suggestion.
Ledger entries are locked once recorded. Changes require an explicit VyraForge override.
- Locked: approved decisions, policy records, and recorded facts.
- Changeable: new proposals that receive approval.
- Overrides: only a Forge approval can supersede a locked entry.
Example: “Mayor Octavius is purple. This decision is locked. Future patches may reference it, but cannot change it unless explicitly overridden in VyraForge.”
How it fits
Ledger closes the loop and feeds the next cycle.
- Harmony captures live ops signals and open requests.
- Vyra summarizes context and possible responses.
- Ask Vyra routes the decision to the right path.
- Forge and Ledger formalize the approval and record the outcome.
- Studio ships the change and loops updates back to Harmony.
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