Enforce remote execution verdicts and signed Decision Dossiers before workflow steps run.
Gate deployments, migrations, and agent actions using remote Decionis verdicts and no local policy engine.
Govern is an open-source tool that intercepts workflow steps in CI/CD systems like GitHub Actions to evaluate execution intent via Decionis. It is built for DevOps, platform, and security professionals who need strict remote authority over deployments and AI agent actions.
The tool acts as a single-use execution gate, ensuring a command only runs if Decionis issues an ALLOW verdict. It produces a signed Decision Dossier for every audited action and can operate in shadow mode to log verdicts without failing builds.
It suits teams managing high-risk production deployments, infrastructure changes, or autonomous AI agent pipelines that require centralized governance. It does not suit environments seeking local policy evaluation engines or offline-only execution workflows.
Decides on execution intent remotely, treating an unreachable Decionis service as a hard refusal.
Finalizes every governed workflow step into a verifiable, signed audit record.
Run in shadow mode to record verdicts beside commands without failing builds, or enforce mode to block unauthorized actions.
Uses a single Go binary to support GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and other runner environments.
The software is free under its Apache-2.0 licence, but it requires a connection to the Decionis API platform which determines operational costs.
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A Decionis service that cannot be reached results in a refusal, and the command will not run.
Shadow mode starts the command immediately and records the verdict beside it without ever failing the build.
Yes, the core gate is a Go binary that supports GitLab CI, Jenkins, and any other runner alongside GitHub Actions.
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