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DEPLOY, GOVERN, AND SUSTAIN AI-BUILT APPS AND AGENTS

Govern internal software at AI speed.

Bring employee-built software into accountable company use—and keep it governed beyond launch.

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WHY NOW

Building software is easier.
Keeping it reliable is still WORK.

As internal tools multiply, IT needs to know who owns them, who can use them, and what happens when they break.

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HOW IT WORKS

From scattered software to accountable company assets.

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Teams create internal tools.

BEYOND LAUNCH

Launch is the beginning.

Keep every app connected to its owner, its history, and what comes next.

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Renewal tracker

Customer Operations · Owner: Mia

App record

Ownership

M

Mia Cheung

Current owner

Owner confirmed · Customer Operations

Keep responsibility clear as teams change.

Context

  1. Sep 12v1.3 published after review
  2. Aug 28Data access scope approved
  3. Aug 02Investigation notes recorded

Preserve the context behind each app.

Follow-through

Open · Review findings
M Assigned to Mia
Next step: owner review

Keep unfinished work accountable.

BUILT FOR ACCOUNTABILITY

Clear limits. Traceable decisions.

01

Reviewed changes

Release the exact artifact that was approved.

Approved v1.3Release v1.3Match

Applies to apps released through Aster Chest review. Existing apps placed behind access protection are not code-reviewed by default.

02

Scoped access

App access and company-data permissions remain separate.

App accessAllowed
Data scopeRestricted
After revocationRequest denied

03

Traceable maintenance

Connect each investigation to its app, owner, evidence, and next action.

AppRenewal tracker
OwnerMia Cheung
Next actionOwner review

Illustrative examples

ARCHITECTURE & TRUST

Clear boundaries. Continuous control.

Bring new and existing apps under governance, with explicit boundaries for access, data, and maintenance.

Approved AI workspace

Build & preview

Source & declarations

Aster Chest Control Plane

Ownership · Policy · Approvals · Evidence

Access policy

People

Identity provider

Access Gateway

Identity & access checks

Application

New or existing app

Access protection does not imply source review.

Governed data path

Data Access Gate

App + approved data scope

Governed connector

Company systems

When data integrations are connected.

Task scope & approvals · verified integrations

Authorized maintenance

Investigate · Prepare changes · Verify outcomes — separate permissions required

Request pathGovernance or integration
Conceptual architecture. Capabilities vary by supported integration.

Aster Chest runtime options

Customer-operated runtime

Runs in your environment.

Hosted runtime

Runs in an Aster Chest-managed environment.

View architecture & security details
Source & release evidence
For apps using Aster Chest’s governed release path, published versions retain an immutable source archive and linked review evidence. Access-only onboarding does not imply source review.
Credential boundaries
Credential storage depends on the connector model. Customer-runtime connectors can use customer secret stores; managed connectors may hold encrypted provider credentials. Apps using these connectors do not receive the underlying provider credentials.
Authorization & revocation
Controlled access paths evaluate current authorization. If authorization cannot be confirmed after valid cached decisions expire, access is denied. Revocation does not undo completed actions or recall previously retrieved data.
Maintenance permissions
Maintenance requires separately authorized integrations and task scope. App ownership or access protection alone does not grant an agent source, data, or deployment permissions.
Already have apps running?Start with access governance. Add deeper integrations as needed.

For supported deployments, connect an existing app, confirm its owner, and configure protected access. Add source, monitoring, or maintenance integrations as needed—each with its own permissions and verified scope.

Discovery is not protection. Access protection is not full maintenance coverage.

Bring internal software under control.

See how Aster Chest keeps new and existing apps accountable—from access and approvals to ongoing maintenance.