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Noulgate

A decoupled action guardrail powered by Jev: any system sends what it was about to do and gets back allow, deny or review, with Jev answering typed Choice, Score and Noul questions and a deterministic policy engine composing the verdict from them.
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MIT
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Author
fabiobrasil1
Last verified
Oct 2026

Highlights

  • Any system sends what it was about to do and Noulgate returns allow, deny or review; your code owns the verdict.
  • Jev answers typed Choice, Score and Noul questions; a deterministic policy engine composes the verdict.
  • v1 scope: stable HTTP contract plus Python SDK, policy packs user_message.v1 and tool_call.v1, mock and jev providers.
  • Design only for now: the plan lives in PLANO.md and runtime code is not in the repository yet.
  • MIT licensed; created 2026-10-11 and pushed 2026-10-16; 0 stars.

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README and GitHub metadata reviewed 2026-10-17; the repository documents a design rather than runtime code, and the captured excerpt ends mid-response in the contract preview, so the evaluation logic and policy semantics are unavailable.

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