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Security & responsible AI.

Make the boundaries part of the build.

Updated September 17, 2026

Start with the data

Collect only what the workflow requires. Define which system owns each record and who may access it. Public helpers are not secure client document portals.

Control the action

Use explicit rules, authorized scope and human review for consequential commitments. Uncertain or incomplete information should be visible in an exception path, not silently guessed.

Design for failure

Plan retries, duplicate prevention, monitoring, pause procedures and recovery. A working demonstration is not proof that every failure condition has been handled.

Maintain the system

A care agreement should identify covered workflows, monitoring, staffed response, usage review, maintenance limits and reporting. Automated checks are not a promise of around-the-clock staffed response.

Scope-specific controls

Production systems need access review, appropriate retention, validated configuration and operating tests. Regulated workflows may require specialist review and contracts with technology providers. We do not claim SOC 2, HIPAA or other certifications for this site or a generic implementation.

Report a concern

Email harry@shurek.ai with a description and a safe way to reproduce the issue. Do not include credentials or other people's private information. We do not publish an unsupported response-time guarantee.

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