TrustOps onboarding · Experience first
Detect your first trust event.
This demo intentionally creates a small AI trust drift so you can see how Recon.AI detects, explains, and records it.
Estimated time: 3 minutes·No cloud required.
Runs entirely on your machine.
No account required. Cloud is optional.
Step A — Install
npm install @reconai/sdk@^0.1.8Requires @reconai/sdk@^0.1.8 or newer for npx recon init and demo commands.
Step B — Run locally
npx recon init
# or drift vignette only:
npx recon demo --activationrecon init scaffolds your project, runs an intentional drift demo, and writes local trust receipts under .recon/ — no cloud required.
Monorepo checkout: run pnpm --filter @reconai/sdk run demo from the workspace root.
Step C — Watch your first trust event
The guided replay walks through the drift vignette above — deterministic, seeded, and inspect-only.
Explore surfaces
▶Learn the Trust Vocabulary
- Trust State
Trust states are individual trust evaluations; today’s count shows how actively your systems are being judged and governed in real time.
- Governance Intervention Rate (GIR)
GIR shows how often governance has to intervene—approvals, blocks, or policy holds—indicating how much human or policy load the fleet is creating.
- Drift signal
Drift signals flag behavioral change—like reliability or intervention trends moving the wrong way—before they harden into customer-impacting incidents.
- Replay & chronology
The live timeline tells the story of your fleet’s day—what executed, what was held, and where trust broke—in one auditable stream.
- Autonomy posture
Autonomy status shows the real operating posture of your stack—who runs free, who is watched, and who is constrained by policy.
ReflexFlow trust-runtime onboarding — three governed missions with preview receipts.
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