GAIA Enterprise AI Fabric Constitution

Version 1.0.0 — the controlled governance foundation for every enterprise AI capability built on GAIA.

Principle 1 — One Enterprise AI Platform

One shared AI foundation serves many consuming applications. Capabilities are built once in the fabric and consumed by applications; no application re-implements platform services.

Principle 2 — Domain-Isolated Knowledge

Knowledge is partitioned by domain and never leaks across boundaries: QMS, ERP, Travel, eCommerce, Regulatory Compliance, Validation. Every governed asset is bound to exactly one domain.

Principle 3 — Shared AI Services

The fabric provides the shared services: LLM Gateway, Prompt Registry, Agent Registry, MCP Registry, Token Registry and Monitoring. Applications consume these services; they do not fork them.

Principle 4 — Security First

Role-based access control, tenant isolation and security trimming are enforced in the platform, in the database and in every service — never in the user interface alone.

Principle 5 — AI Governance First

Prompts and agents are versioned. Every change is recorded in an immutable audit trail. Nothing becomes active without an explicit, recorded approval.

Governance Rules

1. Only an approved version may be promoted to active.

2. Exactly one version of the constitution is active at any time; promotion supersedes the previous active version.

3. Every change to a governed asset writes an audit trail entry in the same operation.

4. Version history is append-only. Approved versions are immutable.

5. No client writes governance data directly; all changes pass a server-side role check.

Phase Boundary

Phase 1 establishes governance only. Ingestion, embeddings, vector databases, retrieval, AI execution, agent runtime and MCP runtime are explicitly out of scope and will be layered on this foundation in later phases.