Trust centre
Control stays visible and human.
SIRA is being evaluated through controlled testing. These principles describe the product’s current direction; they are not claims of independent certification.
01Security
Protection begins with clear boundaries.
SIRA uses verified identities, organisation membership and permission-aware workspaces. Sensitive administrative actions are designed to pause for authorised review, and testing deployments are monitored before wider release.
02Local-first design
Useful even when connectivity is limited.
Core workspace capabilities are designed to remain available locally. External integrations require a connection and explicit permission; SIRA does not silently scan an entire device.
03Access controls
People see work appropriate to their role.
School membership, education roles and account status determine access. Users cannot assign themselves to another institution or privately elevate their own permissions.
04Responsible AI
AI assists; accountable people decide.
SIRA is designed to prepare, organise and recommend within permitted context. High-impact actions should remain reviewable, reversible where practical and attributable to an authorised person.
05Accessibility
A calmer interface should work for more people.
The public website supports keyboard navigation, reduced-motion preferences, readable contrast and responsive layouts. Testing feedback will guide further accessibility improvements before production.