Audience 01
Enterprise architects
Adopts it to replace a patchwork of tools with one reviewable surface.
Authority & assurance · Concept
Where the work actually changes.
DecisionInfrastructure is aimed at Enterprise architects, automation teams, decision science teams, software platforms.
01
Who it is for
Three audiences, one boundary model.
Audience 02
automation teams
Uses the product where the cost of an unscoped action is higher than the cost of setup.
Audience 03
decision science teams
Needs the same permission model for people and agents.
02
Use cases
Each row maps a capability to the operational change it is meant to produce.
| Capability | Operational change | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Canonical decision objects | Removes an ad hoc step from the workflow. | Specified |
| Policy and evaluation engines | Makes an existing action reviewable. | Specified |
| Decision execution interfaces | Turns a manual control into an explicit contract. | Specified |
| Provenance and lifecycle management | Makes an existing action reviewable. | Specified |
| APIs, SDKs and MCP integration | Makes an existing action reviewable. | Specified |
03
Migration
How a team would move from the status quo without a big-bang cutover.
Step 01
Map the current path
Name the tools, owners and handoffs that the product replaces. Nothing is removed yet.
Step 02
Run one capability
Pick a single scoped capability and run it alongside the old path, with evidence compared side by side.
Step 03
Retire the old path
Remove the previous tool only when the new record is complete enough to audit.