Governance across AstraRunner, AstraMemory, and AstraGenie
1 Jul 2026 · 7 min read
Execution, memory, and workflow layers need shared policy boundaries and reciprocal evidence links.
Cross-product governance works when each layer owns its responsibility while preserving evidence for the others.
AstraRunner treats this as an execution-platform concern: the run needs durable state, traceable decisions, cost visibility, and enough structure for teams to review what happened after the agent finishes.
Patterns that work
- AstraRunner governs execution, approvals, traces, and run artifacts.
- AstraMemory governs durable context, retention, retrieval, and deletion.
- AstraGenie governs product workflow surfaces and customer-facing automation.
- Cross-link evidence between layers.
Implementation checklist
- Pass tenant and policy context across product boundaries.
- Link runner traces to memory records.
- Link workflow actions to approvals.
- Keep product-level audit export coherent.
Watch outs
- Policy gaps appear between product boundaries.
- Memory deletion must inform future runner context.
- Workflow UX should not hide execution risk.
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How this fits the Astra stack
AstraRunner owns the operational path for agent work: orchestration, scheduling, approval gates, traces, costs, and role-agent handoffs. AstraMemory owns durable context and retrieval. AstraGenie turns those capabilities into product workflows for teams that want automation without rebuilding the platform layer.