Protocol

CAM Protocol

Governed output infrastructure for high-accountability environments.

What is CAM?

An output-layer framework where AI results are represented as compact, structured artifacts—validated against constraints, logged with traceability, and rendered reproducibly.

Instead of treating AI output as opaque text, CAM makes review and oversight first-class.

Why this exists

Most AI tooling optimizes for generation speed. CAM Protocol optimizes for what happens after generation: review, approval, audit, and deployment.

AI adoption stalls not because models can't produce—but because organizations can't approve, trace, or defend what models produce.

What CAM is not

Not a model

CAM works across providers.

Not a chatbot

No conversational UI. Protocol layer only.

Not a prompt tool

Artifacts, not prompts.

Not post-hoc compliance

Constraints applied during production.

Design principles

Structured artifact encoding
Constraint-aligned production
Traceability by default
Replayability for audit
Jurisdiction-aware deployment

How it fits

Input

Model output (any provider)

CAM Protocol

Structured artifacts + constraints

Output

Reviewable, auditable, deployable

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