XACT FOUNDRYCHATGPT APP CHECKING MCP
Xact Foundry: secure, governed WebMCP. The AI-Boss has no access to your data; Xact holds the keys; nothing happens without approval.

BUILT FOR EVERY INDUSTRY

One governed construction layer.
Many specialized business tools.

Built for every industry. Xact Foundry is not limited to one workflow. The same governed construction model can produce public-safe tools for trading, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, cybersecurity, real estate, education, insurance, HR, and energy operations. Describe the need in ordinary language; Xact determines what may become a tool, which data and policies apply, and whether execution requires a fresh Commit.

Diagram showing the flow from natural language through resolution, governance, X-Nodes construction, and verification.
01 · THE FLOW

From ordinary language to a verified capability.

The worker starts with a request, not a tool name. Xact turns that request into a structured brief, checks its meaning and boundaries, and sends only genuine uncertainty to the Boss.

THE BOUNDARY

Understanding opens the door. Governance decides what crosses it.

Every request is checked against approved vocabulary, data scope, policy, and authority. If a required concept is missing or unsafe, Xact explains the boundary instead of inventing a tool.

SPEED DEMON

Once intent is governed, Xact gets the language model out of the way. Deterministic X-Nodes execute exact work at machine speed—averaging 9 μs per decision and ~109,500 decisions per second, with zero LLM inference tokens on the deterministic path. The result is simple: use intelligence where reasoning is needed, and use Xact everywhere the work is already exact.

Speed Demon benchmark showing 9.0 microseconds mean decision latency, approximately 109,500 decisions per second, and zero inference tokens on the deterministic path.
02 · THE SPEED

Do not spend intelligence on exact work.

Once a capability is governed, the X-Nodes run the repeatable construction path without further model inference. The reference measurements are labeled separately from the browser demo.

THE HANDOFF

ChatGPT can propose. Xact keeps the keys.

ChatGPT can propose structure, but it cannot grant itself access. Construction, execution, and consequential Commit remain separate steps, with evidence and authorization checked at each boundary.

Xact Foundry emblem with shield and anvil, representing governed construction and authority.
03 · THE AUTHORITY

ChatGPT is the Boss. Xact is the authority.

ChatGPT understands and proposes. Xact governs what may be built, what may run, and what requires a fresh Commit.

Xact Foundry Operations dashboard showing build brief, R/U/C analysis, X-Nodes construction, and verification.
04 · THE PROOF

Every boundary is visible.

Resolution, reasoning, re-entry, authorization, Commit, build, registration, observation, and verification remain distinct and auditable.

01 · RESOLVE02 · CLARIFY ONLY IF NEEDED03 · ASK THE BOSS FOR GENUINE U04 · COMMIT IF AUTHORIZED

BOUNDED REASONING LOOP

ChatGPT is the Boss.
Xact is the authority.

The bridge resolves declared equivalents first, asks one concise question for close matches, and reserves ChatGPT reasoning for genuine semantic U—without inheriting execution or Commit authority.

Resolve first → reason only for genuine uncertainty → re-enter safely.

Xact validates the response, rejects off-list choices, and preserves normal construction and Commit controls.

TRY IN CHATGPT

1. Ask for examples by category. 2. Choose or edit a prompt. 3. Ask Xact to construct it. 4. Review the governed result. 5. Ask for the approved read/report when a runtime handler exists.

Challenge scope: governed capabilities are chat-scoped. Reopen the Xact Foundry conversation from the ChatGPT sidebar to reuse them. Dashboard history is future productization.

OPEN XACT FOUNDRY

CONSEQUENCE BOUNDARY

Reasoning is evidence.
Commit stays Xact.

This public app exposes governed tool contracts and a bounded Boss reasoning loop. It does not expose private Xact internals, execute external actions, or grant ChatGPT Commit authority.

EXPLORE THE PUBLIC XACT WEB SANDBOX

GOVERNED MUTATIONS

Built does not mean executed.

These examples show how Xact keeps construction, authority, and consequence separate.

ISSUE SERVICE CREDIT

Bounded by policy.

The contract records the actor, eligibility rules, credit limits, freshness, and audit requirements. A fresh Commit is required for each issuance.

REASSIGN SUPPORT TICKET

Bounded by evidence.

Reassignment is allowed only when the owner is unavailable or the required skill mismatches. Confirmation, audit, and fresh Commit remain required.

UPDATE EMPLOYEE STATUS

Capability is not authority.

In public-safe demo mode, the contract is inert because no execution handler is attached. No employee record changes.

What does “built and validated” mean?

Xact constructed a governed definition and passed its checks. It does not claim that data was read or that an external consequence occurred.

How does Xact support auditability?

The trace covers intent, R / U / C classification, reasoning evidence, policy and state checks, Commit outcome, execution route, verification, and final result. Production deployments can bind this to authenticated identities and immutable audit storage.

Why are X-Nodes secure by design?

X-Nodes perform narrowly defined deterministic work inside governed boundaries. They accept approved inputs, apply explicit rules, and fail closed when evidence, state, or authority is missing.

Are policy limits universal?

No. Limits are defined by the organization’s approved policy. Demo ceilings are examples, not universal Xact rules.

“Built and validated: issue_service_credit.”Inert governed contract · no credit issued
“Built and validated: reassign_support_ticket.”Inert governed contract · no ticket changed
“Sage Bennett’s status was not changed.”Contract-only in public-safe demo mode