Helix — your governed,
self-healing AI workforce.
Net-new capacity that does the work and learns from its own failures. Multi-tenant from day one. Human-in-the-loop where it matters. First wedge: autonomous Security Alert Triage.
A governed AI workforce — not a chat window.
Helix is a fleet of governed AI workers that execute declared playbooks on your data. The model fills in the work; the steps, preconditions, and escalation edges are declared up front. The agent is governed, not free-running.
Governed playbooks
Every workflow is a versioned DAG with explicit success contracts and failure edges. No agent invents a step that wasn't approved.
Multi-tenant from day one
Tenant isolation is enforced in depth: tenant-scoped DB access, pgvector partitioned per tenant, and a pgTAP two-tenant test that blocks CI.
Human-in-the-loop
High and critical findings always escalate to a named human. Phase 1 never auto-remediates. Oversight is a product feature, not a slide.
Autonomous Security Alert Triage.
Helix ships against one concrete job first. The triage playbook is a governed DAG that turns a flood of alerts into a short queue of things humans actually need to decide on.
- 01IngestPull alerts from Defender, Sentinel, or your SIEM.
- 02ClassifySeverity scored against tenant-specific context.
- 03FilterKnown false-positive signatures dropped with reason.
- 04EnrichUser, asset, geo, and prior-incident context attached.
- 05EscalateHigh and critical findings handed to a named human.
Why a double helix.
DO strand — does the work
Executes governed playbooks against tenant data. Every step has a success contract and a failure edge. The agent does the labor; the shape of the labor is declared.
HEAL strand — learns from failure
Every failure becomes telemetry, metabolized into a permanent gate, a stored lesson, and a regression test — fed back through a reviewed change. The system gets harder to break each time it breaks.
Wound around a governance backbone: a centralized model gateway with a kill-switch and spend breakers, policy-as-config, and a multi-tenant isolation boundary the agents cannot reason their way around. That is the double helix, productized.
Built for the regulators you actually have.
EU AI Act Article 14 — human oversight
Helix maps to the five oversight abilities in Article 14 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — including a hard stop, override of any agent decision, and mandatory human escalation for high and critical findings.
Read the posture →Multi-tenant security backbone
Tenant-scoped DB access (no service-role bypass on the agent path), pgvector partitioned per tenant, and a pgTAP cross-tenant leak test that blocks the build.
See Helix run your triage queue.
A 30-minute working session against a redacted sample of your real alerts. You leave with a written posture, not a slide deck.
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