WFGY/ProblemMap/GlobalFixMap/Governance

Governance — Global Fix Map

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A hub for governance controls around AI pipelines.
Use this folder when failures are not infra or retrieval bugs, but breakdowns in policy, approvals, lineage, or compliance.
Every page links to a structural WFGY fix and carries measurable acceptance targets so you can verify governance gates quickly.

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When to use this folder

• Policies exist but are unclear, obsolete, or unenforced
• Prompts or models change without sign-off and audit trail
• Data provenance is lost between documents, chunks, embeddings, and answers
• PII handling, minimization, or redaction cannot be proven
• License or usage rights are ambiguous for datasets or generated outputs
• Incident response or postmortems are missing or not actionable

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Acceptance targets

• Policy coverage ≥ 0.95 across datasets, prompts, models, eval
• ΔS(question, retrieved) ≤ 0.45 for governed outputs
• Coverage of the target section ≥ 0.70 with cite-then-explain
• λ remains convergent across 3 paraphrases and 2 seeds
• Every waiver has owner, expiry, and review link
• Immutable audit logs are joinable to lineage and approvals

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Quick index — per governance page

Area	Page
Policy baseline	policy_baseline.md
Roles and access (RBAC and ABAC)	roles_and_access_rbac_abac.md
Data lineage and provenance	data_lineage_and_provenance.md
PII handling and minimization	pii_handling_and_minimization.md
License and dataset rights	license_and_dataset_rights.md
Prompt policy and change control	prompt_policy_and_change_control.md
Model governance, model cards, releases	model_governance_model_cards_and_releases.md
Eval governance, gates and sign-off	eval_governance_gates_and_signoff.md
Audit and logging	audit_and_logging.md
Audit logs and traceability	audit_logs_and_traceability.md
Escalation and governance	escalation_and_governance.md
Ethics and bias mitigation	ethics_and_bias_mitigation.md
Regulatory alignment	regulatory_alignment.md
Transparency and explainability	transparency_and_explainability.md
Incident response and postmortems	incident_response_and_postmortems.md
Risk register and waivers	risk_register_and_waivers.md

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Map symptoms to structural fixes

Symptom	Likely cause	Open this
Prompts or models change silently	No change control, missing approvals	prompt_policy_and_change_control.md · eval_governance_gates_and_signoff.md
PII appears in answers or logs	Weak minimization, missing redaction gates	pii_handling_and_minimization.md · audit_and_logging.md
Cannot show why a citation was selected	Missing trace schema or lineage joins	audit_logs_and_traceability.md · data_lineage_and_provenance.md
Disputes about dataset or output rights	Missing license registry or usage constraints	license_and_dataset_rights.md
Bias complaints or ethical risk	No bias probes, weak mitigation playbooks	ethics_and_bias_mitigation.md
Regulatory questions block a release	No mapping from policy to artifacts	regulatory_alignment.md · policy_baseline.md
Incidents repeat with no learning	Postmortems not tied to gates	incident_response_and_postmortems.md · eval_governance_gates_and_signoff.md
Access is too broad or untracked	RBAC or ABAC not enforced or logged	roles_and_access_rbac_abac.md
Waivers never expire	Risk register lacks owner or timer	risk_register_and_waivers.md
Users say answers are opaque	No public card, weak rationale trail	model_governance_model_cards_and_releases.md · transparency_and_explainability.md

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Governance in 60 seconds

1. Gate before ship
   Require cite-then-explain, ΔS ≤ 0.45, coverage ≥ 0.70 on 3 paraphrases and 2 seeds.
2. Lock the policy surface
   For each change, capture who, what, why, and link to risk entry. Block if approvals missing.
3. Prove lineage
   Emit a joinable record for question, snippets, ΔS, λ state, policy checks, model rev.
4. Escalate with a plan
   If any gate fails, open the page from the table above and attach a time-boxed fix.

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Copy-paste governance gate

governance_gate:
  approvals: required
  citations: cite_then_explain
  eval_window:
    seeds: 2
    paraphrases: 3
  targets:
    deltaS: <=0.45
    coverage: >=0.70
    lambda: convergent
  artifacts:
    lineage_log: required
    change_request: required
    model_card: required
  waivers:
    owner: required
    expiry_days: 30
    reason: required
block_on_failure: true

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FAQ

Q1. We already have security reviews. Why add governance here as well Security reviews focus on systems and data access. Governance closes the policy loop for prompts, models, eval, and end user impact. It gives repeatable gates for ΔS, coverage, and approvals so releases are auditable.

Q2. What is the fastest path to “good enough” governance for a small team Start with three items. Change control for prompts and models. Eval gate with cite-then-explain and ΔS and coverage targets. A minimal lineage log that joins questions, snippets, and approvals.

Q3. How do I prove PII minimization without slowing teams down Tag sensitivity at ingest, redact at export, and enforce a schema that carries policy flags with each snippet. Keep a joinable audit log. See PII handling and the audit pages.

Q4. Our legal team asks who owns the generated outputs. What should we track Record the base model license, any fine-tune datasets with rights, and the allowed uses. Store the link to the release note and model card for each production rev.

Q5. We passed eval but a week later users saw regressions Your gate is not attached to change control. Hook the same eval and targets to the approval workflow and block deploys if the gate fails.

Q6. What is a practical rule for waivers Every waiver must have an owner, an expiry, a review link, and a rollback. Put it in a risk register and report open waivers weekly.

Q7. People ask for explainability but do not read long reports Provide a short model card and keep the citation trail visible. For complex cases include one visual lineage join to show where an answer came from.

Q8. Which metrics should appear on an executive dashboard Policy coverage, count of approved changes, open waivers by age, ΔS and coverage medians, incident count and mean time to resolution, and percentage of runs with cite-then-explain.

Q9. How do we align with new regulations without rewriting everything Keep your policy baseline and evidence mapping separate from code. Store proofs in an immutable sink and link them to releases. Update the mappings as new rules arrive.

Q10. What triggers an escalation Any failed gate, waiver beyond expiry, missing lineage, or production PII event. Follow the escalation page and attach a dated recovery plan.

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