System Boundaries
NoDrift is reception-side user workspace governance. It governs how an AI-assisted work session receives, checks, records, corrects, rejects, or acts on model output after that output arrives.
What NoDrift Is
NoDrift is a governed workspace method and portfolio of working files that helps the user keep AI-assisted work tied to source truth, approved scope, current instructions, correction history, and explicit next actions.
What NoDrift Is Not
NoDrift is not installed inside the AI platform, does not control the LLM, does not alter the model's output, does not intercept hidden messages, and does not claim to make the model truthful. It controls what the user-side workspace accepts and acts on.
Input And Output Boundary
NoDrift does not add instructions to the user's final output. It shapes the user's side of the work: the prompts, approvals, corrections, startup sequence, source checks, and handoff records that guide the active session before consequential work moves forward.
Private And Public Boundary
The purchased portfolio contains sanitized buyer-facing governance material. It does not expose NoDrift's private factory records, internal project memory, local paths, private correction records, source registers, or unpublished business workstreams.
Where The Controls Apply
The controls matter at practical decision points: project startup, source selection, claim wording, file edits, approval gates, correction reports, compaction recovery, handoff, release preparation, and any external action such as publishing, uploading, sending, or payment setup.
Why The Boundary Matters
The value of NoDrift is not pretending to control the AI from inside the model. The value is controlling the receiving side of the work so the user does not quietly accept drift, unsupported claims, lost context, or unapproved actions as project truth.