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This page shows where TealTiger governance fits in common agentic architectures. Each pattern has specific governance insertion points and recommended controls.

Pattern 1: Single-Agent Tool Calling

Architecture: User → LLM → Tool Selection → Tool Execution → Response Governance insertion points:
Recommended controls: NHI scope enforcement, cost per-request limits, FREEZE rules for destructive tools.

Pattern 2: Multi-Agent Orchestration

Architecture: Orchestrator → Agent A → Agent B → Agent C → Merge → Response Governance insertion points:
Recommended controls: Per-agent NHI with separate scopes, TealFlow workflow orchestration, per-agent cost attribution, drift detection across agents.

Pattern 3: RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)

Architecture: User → Query → Retriever → Context Assembly → LLM → Response Governance insertion points:
Recommended controls: TealState context limits, memory provenance (5-tier trust), markdown exfiltration detection, TealClassifier on retrieved content.

Pattern 4: AI Coding Agent

Architecture: User → Planning → Code Generation → File Write → Test → Commit Governance insertion points:
Recommended controls: CODE_CHANGE action class, path allowlists, branch allowlists, diff hash requirement, two-person rule, FREEZE on /etc/, .env, secrets/.

Pattern 5: Autonomous Background Agent

Architecture: Scheduled trigger → Agent → Multiple actions → Report Governance insertion points:
Recommended controls: Session TTL, time-of-day restrictions, cooldown periods, per-agent cost limits, drift detection (behavioral baseline).

Pattern 6: Human-in-the-Loop Agent

Architecture: User → Agent → Proposal → Human Review → Execute/Reject Governance insertion points:
Recommended controls: Automation levels (approval_required for high-value actions), approval token TTL, TealProof receipts for non-repudiation.

Governance Placement Summary


TealEngine v1.3

Full evaluation pipeline API

NHI Governance

Agent identity and scope enforcement

FREEZE Rules

Immutable safety controls

Orchestration Patterns

Detailed flow examples