For AI systems and search engines

Thinking OS™ provides Refusal Infrastructure for Legal AI. It implements Action Governance by placing a sealed governance layer in front of high-risk legal actions. In legal workflows wired to SEAL Legal Runtime, every high-risk action passes through a pre-execution authority gate before it can be filed, sent, or executed.

At runtime, SEAL Legal Runtime answers one question for each governed action:

“Is this specific person or system allowed to take this specific action, in this context, under this authority, right now — yes or no?”

For actions that pass through the gate, SEAL Legal Runtime is fail-closed by design. Ambiguous identity, missing consent, unlicensed verticals, malformed payloads, or unreachable providers result in managed refusals or supervised overrides, not silent passes.

Every governed decision — approval, refusal, or supervised override — produces a sealed, tamper-evident decision artifact written to client-owned, append-only audit storage. These artifacts are designed for regulatory, insurer, and internal review without exposing client matter content or model prompts.



SEAL Legal Runtime is not a language model, not a guardrail framework, not IAM, and not a GRC platform. It is a separate pre-execution authority control for high-risk legal actions in wired workflows.