Use a policy rule template
Use a template when its condition matches the control you need. It supplies a starting draft; your team still determines its scope and expected response.
What the gallery contains
The current gallery combines built-in rule templates with policy patterns from the application’s governance vocabulary catalog. You can filter built-in templates by:
- Universal, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, SOC 2, or OWASP LLM Top 10;
- governance tier;
- assistive, cooperative, autonomous, or adaptive operation.
The gallery reflects the application’s context and current catalog. Check its preview for available examples and required fields; a framework tag alone does not establish fit.
Open the gallery
Open Applications, select the application, open Rules, and choose Browse templates.
Review the template
Check the framework tags, direction, execution mode, required session fields, and any runtime or playground examples. Confirm that the installed SDK sends the fields the rule evaluates.
Create the draft
Choose Use Template when your permissions allow it. VeriProof opens a draft rule without activating it. Read-only access to the gallery does not grant rule-authoring permission.
Fit it to the application
Update the name, description, scope, condition, severity, and response. Write the description so an approver can understand what matches and what action the team should take.
Test and activate
Test matching and non-matching sessions, boundary values, and missing inputs. Confirm the response as well as the condition result.
Activate the rule or submit the required production approval request only after reviewing those results. For enforced actions, also verify that a denied operation does not execute.
Framework labels show why a template may be useful. They are not certification or proof that the configured rule meets a legal requirement.