FAQ — NerveMind AI CGOS
What is NerveMind AI CGOS?
Enterprise runtime governance and cognitive operational control infrastructure. CGOS governs how AI, HPC, and quantum-backed workloads are accessed — with human authority, evidence, and non-bypassable governance before execution.
What are Platform, Enforcement, and Authority layers?
Platform: governed runtime orchestration and visibility. Enforcement: operational governance enforcement and bounded execution control. Authority: sovereign runtime command infrastructure for mission-critical environments (sales-led).
Does CGOS act autonomously?
No by default. Execution requires explicit authority. Delegated modes, when configured, are bounded, revocable, and policy-scoped.
Who is responsible for decisions?
Named human authority within your organization. CGOS provides governance infrastructure — not legal determinations or liability transfer.
How does billing work?
CGOS is commercially engaged through enterprise governance evaluation, architecture review, and contract-led deployments — not public self-serve pricing. See /pricing for engagement models and industry accelerators.
What is the 14-day evaluation?
A bounded enterprise evaluation environment for operational validation — not unlimited free access.
Does CGOS train on my data?
Not by default. Customer data is tenant-isolated and governed per your configuration and contract.
What is the Command Center / API Console?
Tenant-scoped operator surfaces for fabric snapshot, topology, replay, and integration exploration — see /cgos-api-console when signed in with an organization.
Can CGOS be audited?
Yes. Governance events, replay lineage, and export paths support operational and regulator-oriented workflows (scope defined by deployment).
Does CGOS provide legal compliance certification?
CGOS provides catalog-backed regulatory awareness and operational evidence — not autonomous legal interpretation. Certifications are claimed only after formal audit completion.