Everything a journalist needs to write about us accurately: approved boilerplate, verifiable company facts, the stories we can speak to, and one contact address that a person reads.
Media contact: Andy Wake, Founder and Managing Director — hello@automatedgovernancesystems.com
The ALFI + EDIE Framework is a hyper-personalised AI framework from Automated Governance Systems Ltd, pairing ALFI (structured reasoning) with EDIE (empathetic support) under a Codify, Personalise, Govern method so individuals, schools and small organisations can use AI with an audit trail.
The ALFI + EDIE Framework is built and published by Automated Governance Systems Ltd (AGS), a UK company registered in England and Wales. The framework pairs two assistants — ALFI for structure, strategy and governance work, and EDIE for wellbeing and empathetic support — with SAMU, a GCSE study companion, and HELIX, a governance-aware guide to the framework itself. The design principle is that personalisation must not remove accountability: what an assistant knows is codified deliberately, personalisation is scoped, and activity is governed so a person, a parent or a school can see what happened. Framework access is sold as one-off token packs rather than a subscription.
Each of these can be checked against the public register or the pages linked below. We do not publish user numbers, funding or client names.
Registered entity, company number, VAT and ICO registrations, contact routes.
Named leadership, professional memberships and public registers.
How Codify, Personalise and Govern fit together, for background briefing.
Our position on responsible AI, safeguarding and governance, with sources.
First-party articles attributed to a named author, for quoting.
Narrated walkthroughs of every app, usable in place of a screen-share briefing.
The policy, risk-register and incident-log templates referenced in pitches.
Current accessibility results and regression history.
What the system does, what it does not do, and how to check.
The outreach list below as a working tracker you can fill in.
AI governance guidance is written for large organisations. AGS publishes free policy templates, risk-register and incident-log formats aimed at sole traders, small charities and single-site schools, and explains how to use them without buying software.
Best fit: AI governance, compliance and risk publications
The Codify, Personalise, Govern method treats what an assistant knows as something written down on purpose, so a personalised assistant can still be reviewed after the fact. A counterpoint to memory features that quietly accumulate context.
Best fit: AI and enterprise technology press
Framework access is sold in one-off token packs. Nothing renews, and a month of non-use costs nothing — a different consumer-protection posture to subscription AI tools.
Best fit: UK consumer technology and business press
SAMU is designed for GCSE revision with parent visibility, screen-time notes and refusal behaviour on work that should be the student's own — with guidance written for parents and teachers.
Best fit: EdTech, education and parenting press
Accessibility results, regression history and sign-language support are published on the site rather than asserted in a policy, so a journalist can check the claim directly.
Best fit: Accessibility, public-sector and EdTech press
Our own working list, published openly. Each entry links to that publication's public contact or tip route — we do not hold or share private journalist contact details, and we do not pay for coverage or links.
Making EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001 style reporting usable without a compliance team.
Why assistant memory features are a governance problem, and what an audit trail should look like.
Codify, Personalise, Govern as a practical operating method rather than an AI principles document.
Data-protection posture for personalised assistants: scoping what is remembered on purpose.
Free AI use policy, risk register and incident log formats for organisations under 50 people.
AI compliance for individuals, sole traders and small charities — the gap under enterprise GRC.
How a small charity can adopt AI with a written policy and an incident log, at no cost.
AI safeguarding for schools: a risk checklist and escalation route written for one-site schools.
An AI study companion that refuses to do the assessed work, and what teachers can see.
Evidence-first EdTech: publishing accessibility and safeguarding claims that can be checked.
Responsible AI use as a free introductory programme for learners and NEET pathways.
GCSE revision with parent visibility and screen-time guidance built in from the start.
Buy-once pricing and governed personalisation as a counter-position to subscription AI assistants.
A UK founder building governance tooling for the smallest organisations rather than enterprises.
UK-registered AI framework launching with published accessibility and governance evidence.
