Your platform already keeps the record. We make it prove things.
Each Lindy is a role with a charter; make the charter map to duties, key completion to verified outcomes, and the sweep tells you which Lindies actually deliver.
These platforms already log runs, actions, and outcomes. The integration is a config-driven schema mapping over that record — read-only, no agent redeployment, no data leaving your environment on the free tier.
“What are the agents doing, and how do we know?” Conformance verdicts, coverage ratios, and an honest miss log — computed from the platform’s own data, reproducible by anyone who re-runs the query.
The capability probe tells you which questions your schema can and cannot answer — no silent under-reporting, no pretending a partial record is a full one. That honesty is the point of the standard.
The pattern for enterprise agent platforms: A read-only schema mapping: the platform’s existing run, log, and audit tables are mapped to the standard’s shapes, the sweep runs read-only over what the platform already records, and a capability probe reports honestly which parts of the battery the schema can answer.
Why Lindy fits: Each Lindy is a role with a charter; make the charter map to duties, key completion to verified outcomes, and the sweep tells you which Lindies actually deliver.
The full requirements live in the open standard (CC BY 4.0) — the substrate shapes, the acceptance tests, and the conformance ladder your record is measured against.
Organizations with a real mapping can wear the Built-on GOVENANT badge under its four rules and publish level claims to the registry with probe logs — self-assessed against the open standard, open to challenge. What you may never claim is “certified”: the standard has no certifying authority, and a reproducible public record is stronger than a stamp.
Integration pattern: documented (this page). The Lindy adapter, mapping, or worked example is being built in the open — progress, scope, and acceptance criteria live in the public GitHub issue. This page will not say “supported” before that issue closes with a working example. Holding our own pages to the standard’s claims discipline is not modesty; it is the product.
For systems integrators and platform partners: the sweep turns AI-governance assessments into a repeatable, instrumented service — your deliverable is a reproducible report, not a slide deck. We co-market shipped mappings, and enterprise inbound for this platform routes to partners who built and maintain its mapping.
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