NEES Core Engine V2 — A Runtime Governance Layer for AI Applications
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Most AI applications today follow a simple path: User → Application → LLM → Response / Tool Action That works well until the application begins doing more than generating text. Once an AI system can access tools, mutate data, work across user accounts, perform operations, or maintain persistent con…
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NEES Core Engine V2 — A Runtime Governance Layer for AI Applications
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