Edicts — Ground Truth for AI Agentsv1.0.6

A SaaS company installs Edicts so its support agent always references verified SLA terms, refund policies, and escalation rules. Customer-facing answers stop hallucinating contract details, and support leads curate the edicts file themselves without engineering involvement.

A pharma marketing AI drafts promotional copy under strict compliance constraints. Edicts injects approved drug indications, embargo dates, and off-label communication rules into every prompt so drafts never violate regulatory language or share restricted claims.

A wealth management firm uses Edicts to ensure its advisory bot never invents rates, cutoff dates, or regulatory disclosures. Verified facts like tax deadlines and product eligibility rules are injected as ground truth, while write tools stay disabled so only compliance staff can update them.

A game studio's Discord moderation agent uses Edicts to track patch release dates, embargoed feature names, and engagement rules (e.g., do not engage with specific accounts). The bot references the same canonical facts moderators use, avoiding contradictory public statements.

An in-house legal team configures Edicts with jurisdiction-specific clauses, naming conventions, and expiry dates. Paralegals and AI assistants query edicts_search rather than memorizing terms, and the safest config keeps the curated file read-only for the agent.

The MIT-licensed plugin is free, but teams pay for a hosted edicts dashboard that syncs curated ground-truth files across an organization's agents and enforces role-based write permissions. Core injection logic stays open to build trust and adoption.

Regulated industries (finance, pharma) pay for an add-on that logs every edict change, exports signed audit trails, and integrates with GRC platforms. The base plugin remains free to seed bottom-up adoption inside large enterprises.

For teams without dedicated content curators, the vendor offers a done-for-you service that drafts, validates, and maintains edicts for launch, naming, and embargo workflows. Delivered as a retainer that keeps the edicts file current as products evolve.