IP & Patents
The mechanisms behind DecisionHypervisor are patent-pending technology, protected within a broader portfolio of U.S. provisional patent applications.
DecisionHypervisor, Inc. is developing technology supported by a broader intellectual-property portfolio that includes more than 50 U.S. provisional patent applications filed by founder Gabriel Heinemann across governed execution, decision infrastructure, autonomous systems, and physical-world intelligence. The mechanisms described on this page represent selected invention families and do not constitute a complete disclosure of the claims or portfolio.
Selected invention families
A representative — not exhaustive — set of protected invention families and mechanisms represented within the portfolio. Publication describes product mechanisms; it is not a claim chart and does not indicate that any specific mechanism maps to any specific filing.
Decision objects and structured decision state
Normalizing proposed actions into structured, versioned objects whose state is explicit, inspectable, and evaluable.
Deterministic pre-execution policy enforcement
Resolving policy against a proposed action before it executes — same inputs, same decision, every time.
Contextual authority and delegated execution rights
Granting narrow, situational, and revocable execution rights derived from operational context.
Decision escrow and conditional authorization
Holding execution authority in escrow until defined conditions, evidence, or approvals resolve.
Evidence-bound approvals and human intervention
Binding human approvals and interventions to verifiable evidence rather than informal assent.
Tamper-evident decision traces and outcome verification
Hash-chained records that prove what was decided, by what authority, and what actually happened.
Graduated intervention, containment, and shutdown controls
Layered response machinery — from pausing a single action to containing an agent to verified shutdown.
Jurisdiction-aware execution governance
Enforcement that accounts for legal and regulatory jurisdiction at the moment of execution.
Decision replay, simulation, and conformance testing
Re-running, simulating, and conformance-testing decisions against expected boundary behavior.
Economic attribution, liability, and accountability infrastructure
Assigning economic and legal responsibility for executed actions across principals, agents, and operators.
Our intellectual-property strategy is intended to establish and protect a new infrastructure category: deterministic authority, policy enforcement, evidence, and accountability outside the probabilistic AI model. Publication on this page is provided for product transparency and does not waive or limit any intellectual-property rights.
No serial or application numbers are published at this time. Additional filing details are available to qualified counterparties under appropriate confidentiality.
IP inquiries → legal@decisionhypervisor.com