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How the Continuous Agentworthiness™ framework may be used, and how we handle the information you share.
Copyright & attribution
The Continuous Agentworthiness™ framework — its definition, the eight pillars, the operating model, the reference architecture, the RACI model, the maturity model and the accompanying text and diagrams — is the original work of Satya Neerupudi. Framework © 2026 Satya Neerupudi.
“Continuous Agentworthiness” is used as an unregistered mark (™).
This is published as thought leadership, and it’s meant to travel. You’re welcome to quote, reference and share the framework and its pillars — in posts, talks, internal documents and the like — as long as you attribute it to Satya Neerupudi with a link to this site, and don’t present it as your own work or remove the attribution. Please don’t sell it or repackage it as another product or framework.
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No warranty
The framework is a conceptual engineering reference provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind. It is not legal, security or compliance advice, and it does not replace standards such as NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001 or the EU AI Act — it is an operating discipline intended to wrap them. You are responsible for how you apply it.
Last updated: June 2026.