MAQPNA

Government and public sector

Public-sector agents that answer to your law, not a vendor's.

Citizens' data cannot leave the country, and every automated decision must be explainable after the fact. MAQPNA runs agents on infrastructure you choose, with no outbound calls you did not configure, and keeps a verifiable record of what each agent did and who approved it.

The problem

Why public bodies hesitate to deploy agents

Sovereignty, accountability and procurement rules come before features.

  1. Data must stay in the jurisdiction

    Hosted agent platforms run on someone else's control plane, often under another country's law.

  2. Accountability for decisions

    An agent touching a case file needs a record of which person it acted for, under which rule, and who signed off.

  3. Disconnected networks

    Classified and restricted networks have no internet access, so cloud-dependent tools are out.

  4. Supply-chain assurance

    Accreditation needs to know exactly what software runs, who built it and how to verify it.

How MAQPNA solves it

Sovereign by architecture, not by contract

  • Jurisdiction as policy

    A cluster-wide sovereignty policy pins jurisdiction, registries, egress and model locations. Every session is admitted against it.

  • Zero phone-home

    No telemetry, usage reporting, update checks or licence server. The only egress is what you configure.

  • Air-gapped install

    A signed offline bundle with images, chart, manifests and SBOMs installs into a private registry with no internet.

  • Customer-held keys

    Identity and ledger signing keys stay in your file store, PKCS#11 HSM or KMS.

  • Human oversight

    Approval rules, separation of duties and the kill switch put officials in charge of high-impact actions.

  • Verifiable records

    A hash-chained ledger with signed checkpoints. Anyone with the public key can verify that nothing was changed or removed.

Architecture sketch

A case-work agent on a government cloud

Everything runs inside your accredited environment. Agents reach case systems and models only through the gateway, and the ledger ships to in-country write-once storage.

Government cloud · jurisdiction set by your sovereignty policy · no internet egress

Sandboxes

tier-1 (microVM) or tier-2 (confidential VM)

  • case-triage
  • document-intake
  • foi-drafting

MAQPNA gateway

identity · policy · DLP · budgets · approval · audit

  • Allowedcases.read_caseread-only-tools
  • Held for approvalcases.update_statusofficial must approve
  • Deniedweb.fetch external hostdefault-deny egress

Your systems

  • MCPcase management
  • MCPdocument store
  • modelon-prem model route
Hash-chained audit ledger → in-country write-once storage (WORM)
Illustrative. Agent, tool and rule names are examples; you write your own policies.

Evidence and oversight

Records that support oversight and audit

Mapping only. MAQPNA gives you technical controls and evidence; it does not make a system compliant, and we hold no certifications.

  • EU AI Act Art. 12 and 14: automatic, tamper-evident logging and human oversight controls for high-risk uses.
  • GDPR: DLP redaction and memory erasure with a signed certificate for data MAQPNA holds.
  • Supply chain: cosign-signed releases and images, SPDX SBOMs and build provenance you verify yourself.
  • Accreditation: an air-gap bundle and an offline install path, documented end to end.

Plan a sovereign agent deployment.

Tell us about your environment and accreditation needs. We will walk through the sovereign profile and the air-gapped install.

curl -fsSL https://maqpna.com/install.sh | sh

No Kubernetes, GPU or API key needed to try it. Every download is checked against its SHA-256 and cosign signature.