Rhiz docs

Understand how Rhiz governs context, action, proof, and memory.

Start with the product model, then go deeper into Context, permissions, approvals, outcomes, integrations, and current proof.

Documentation map

Read the part of the system that changes your next decision.

These are current product boundaries, not promises about future features or autonomous action.

01 · Product model
Start with the outcome, then see the path that can move it.
Rhiz helps a person or team understand the situation, choose a useful Move, coordinate with the right people, and learn from what actually happened.
Read the product model
02 · Context and authority
Identity says who you are. Context says what you may do.
Rhiz keeps people, participation, governed Context, and permission distinct so access does not become a vague role label or a hidden assumption.
See how authority works
03 · Actions and approvals
A useful proposal is not an action taken on your behalf.
Rhiz can help prepare a Move. Sending, publishing, paying, routing, or using sensitive information stays behind the appropriate human approval and policy boundary.
Read the safeguards
04 · Proof and memory
A response is not an Outcome until the evidence supports it.
Receipts, observed results, corrections, and permissioned memory help the next decision start with better context instead of starting over.
See the governed loop

Current paths