GodEngine decision api

Private beta

Private beta · by invitation

Access and status

The Decision API is built and tested, but it is not open to the public and is not switched on for outside callers yet. Here is exactly what that means, what is not ready, and how to ask.

Where it stands

Built and tested

  • Both routes: make a decision, read it back by id
  • Signed service tokens with scopes, expiry and per-token revocation
  • Tenant scoping on every read and write
  • Idempotent retries and a conflict answer for reused keys
  • Strict validation with field-level 422s
  • Per-tenant, per-service write limits
  • Append-only storage of every record
  • A test suite for the API, the scorer, amounts, tokens, hardening and the database migration

How access works

  • Not switched on for outside callers yet. Each invited service needs its own token and a private network route, and GodEngine sets up both
  • By design it answers only direct calls from allowed private networks: a call that arrives through the public internet gets a 404
  • Tokens are minted by a GodEngine operator for each calling service; there is no self-serve sign-up
  • No public endpoint, no published OpenAPI file, no SDK
  • No price is set and there is no billing

Not available yet

These are open decisions, not dates. We will not promise a timeline for them here.

  • Switching the service on in production and issuing the first service tokens.
  • A private network route that lets a service on another network call the API.
  • A route for recording the outcome of a decision, which is what evaluation_status is waiting for.
  • Evidence freshness: evidence carries no collection time yet, so coverage.freshness is always not_assessed.
  • Calibration: scores rank options and are uncalibrated; they are not probabilities.

Ask for an invitation

If you build a service that needs to make and keep decisions, call or message us. Tell us what you would send as the question and the options, roughly how many decisions a day, and where your service runs. Please do not send confidential information, personal data or credentials in a first message.

There is no sign-up form on this site, on purpose: we collect nothing here. The GodEngine app, which has its own sign-in, is at godengine.si.

Where records are stored

In GodEngine's own database, next to the GodEngine app, which runs on our server in the USA today. A server in India (Navi Mumbai) is planned but not in place yet.

  • A record holds the canonical inputs you sent and the response as issued. It is append-only: the service never edits it.
  • During the beta, keep personal data out of questions, evidence and option labels. Send business facts, not facts about people.
  • The token is never logged. The token id (jti), your service name and your tenant are logged when a token is accepted, for audit and revocation.

Platform status

The first row is a fixed statement. The other two are read from GodEngine's status service when this page opens; if that fails, they say unknown rather than guess.

Decision API
Private beta, by invitation Built and tested, but not switched on for outside callers yet. By design it answers only direct calls from allowed private networks, so there is no public health check to show.
GodEngine app: portfolio status
Unknown
GodEngine app: health check
Unknown Not loaded yet. Without status data, nothing is claimed.

Questions

Is there a public endpoint I can try?

No. By design the API answers only direct calls from allowed private networks and gives a 404 to anything else. There is no sandbox yet.

Does it use a large language model?

The scoring is numeric and deterministic. GodEngine's parse stage classifies the question on its fast path, without a language-model supplement. An optional language-model review can be switched on per deployment: it may add reasons and nudge a feasible option by at most 0.05, and it can never make an infeasible option win. Each record says whether the review was disabled, applied or failed.

Are the scores probabilities?

No. Scores rank the options you gave under the inputs you gave. The record says calibration_status: "uncalibrated". To judge how settled a choice is, read the reversal conditions.

Can my system act on a record automatically?

A record never authorizes an action: authorization.status is always not_authorized and executable is false. If your system acts, that is your own decision and needs your own approval step.

Is this financial, investment or legal advice?

No. A record is a model's ranking of the options you supplied. It supports your own judgement and is not professional, financial, investment or legal advice.

Which currencies does it understand?

It reads rupee amounts in lakh and crore, k, M and symbols such as ₹ and $. It never converts between currencies: an option priced in another currency is not compared with the budget, and the record says so. See amounts.

What does it cost?

No price is set, and there is no billing during the private beta.

Can a record be deleted or changed?

The service never changes a stored record; that is what makes it trustworthy as history. The API has no delete route.