· Cortex engineering
Row-level trust in practice: what RLS gets you that ACLs don't
Object-level ACLs decide who can call an endpoint. RLS decides which rows the endpoint is allowed to touch. Here's why that matters for regulated data.
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The Altitude Report
Working notes on process mining, workforce intelligence, and governance.
· Cortex engineering
Hash chains and audit anchors: questions for a governed design
An engineering note on append-only evidence, chain verification, and the questions an approved tenant should ask before relying on an anchor design.
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Four-eyes separation of duties in a database design
An engineering note on separating requester and approver identities, with current-build examples that still require tenant-specific validation.
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Onyx: what building a dual-theme design system took
How the current build approaches Onyx Light and Onyx Dark with early theme selection, semantic tokens, and a shared accent.
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