Governance

AI you can put in front of clients.

Nothing reaches a client without a human sign-off — and everything else is scoped, encrypted, and audited on the way there.

The review gate

Maker and checker, enforced in code.

The rule every agency already runs on paper, made structural: the person who generated the work can never be the one who approves it.

Maker

Runs the brief, generates options, requests review.

Review gate

ApproveRequest changes

Checker

The accountable owner approves, rejects, or sends back with notes.

Self-approval is rejected by the server — not a setting, an invariant.

Governance

Control is part of the product.

The safeguards are not policy text around an AI tool. They are enforced in the workflow, permissions, credentials, and audit record.

  • Review gate enforced in code

    No output is client-ready without sign-off — and never self-approved.

  • Capability-level access

    Fine-grained, per-agency roles that fail closed.

  • Two-factor authentication

    TOTP 2FA, enforceable per agency security policy.

  • Encrypted and audited

    Provider credentials are encrypted at rest; sensitive actions are logged; backup restore depends on preserving the encryption key.

Why it compounds

Your review history becomes the advantage.

Models are widely available. Your client’s approval history is not. Tempera retains the selected options, rejected directions, revisions, and reasons — so each client’s agent learns the difference between plausible work and work that will actually pass.

More usage
More approve/reject signal
A sharper per-client agent
Better output
and it compounds

The gate travels: verdicts are captured on the phone, at the moment of decision — including reviewers on your client’s side.

The value is specific to your agency and your clients — and it grows with every review your team makes.

Put a dedicated agent on every client.

Evaluate the full workflow in mock mode — no AI keys, no card. Deploy under your agency's brand when you're ready.