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The Auto is deployed inside your environment.
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Supervity is sovereign by default. Your data and your models stay in your tenant, every action is governed and logged, and residency is met by design, not by promise.
An Auto runs in your own cloud, on your own model contracts. Nothing is sent to a Supervity-hosted model to do the work.
The Auto is deployed inside your environment.
A fine-tuned domain SLM for routine work, your own frontier contracts for advanced reasoning.
Your Auto Graph and data are isolated to you, never shared or co-mingled.
Every action and decision recorded for review and export.
Deterministic policy checks clear every action before it runs, defining what is autonomous, what needs review, and what is escalated.
Work routes to a person exactly when policy or judgment requires it, through the Auto Workbench, then resumes with full context.
Every decision is logged and traceable, so a completed outcome shows who did it and an exception shows why.
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Supervity is model-agnostic and routes each task to the right model: a fine-tuned domain SLM for routine work, your frontier contracts for advanced reasoning. Your critical intelligence lives in your Auto Graph, not in a vendor's model, so you can change models without losing the operation.
When an AI Employee generates code to finish a job, it runs inside a zero-trust sidecar with least-privilege access, is governed by Auto Policies, and is torn down after the task. Nothing persists beyond what the audit trail records.
In-tenant inference, per-tenant isolation, deterministic policy before every action, a full audit trail, model independence, and residency by design. The controls are built in, and evidence is available for your review.
No. Autos run in your own cloud with in-tenant inference. Routine work uses a fine-tuned domain SLM inside your tenant, and advanced reasoning uses your own frontier model contracts. Operational data stays in your environment.
Auto Policies enforce deterministic checks before every action, defining what runs autonomously, what needs review, and what is escalated to a human. Every decision is logged.
The generated code runs in a zero-trust sidecar with least-privilege access, governed by policy, and is torn down after the task. The audit trail records what ran.
Yes. Because the Auto and its data live in your cloud and region, residency is met by architecture. Supervity is designed to support EU AI Act, India DPDP, and regional residency requirements.
No. Supervity is model-agnostic. Your intelligence lives in your Auto Graph, so you can change models without losing the operation.
