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Cyber Guardians Shield System (CGSS): A Constitution-Layer Approach to Agentic AI Risk Mitigation

Authors: Sonobe, Kazuko;

Cyber Guardians Shield System (CGSS): A Constitution-Layer Approach to Agentic AI Risk Mitigation

Abstract

The Cyber Guardians Shield System (CGSS) is a constitution-layer architecture for mitigating risks posed by high-capability agentic AI systems. As LLMs become capable of planning, tool use, code generation, repeated probing, and external execution, AI safety risks increasingly shift from harmful output to unsafe execution conditions. CGSS addresses this shift by proposing input-environment ordering: an external Constitution Layer placed before agentic execution to define legal, ethical, procedural, authorization, review, isolation, and audit conditions before unsafe momentum develops. CGSS reframes “shield” not as a simple blocking surface, but as a constitutional field of ordered action. It is designed to reduce misaligned action space, slow unsafe escalation, and redirect powerful agentic behavior into reviewable and auditable pathways. This white paper is an abstracted public edition. Implementation-sensitive details such as detection rules, thresholds, route-selection logic, authentication structures, sandbox or decoy specifics, logging internals, API schemas, prompt-routing structures, scoring models, operational sequences, and deployment-specific configurations are intentionally withheld to prevent misuse. CGSS is positioned as an extension of external orchestration thought from THIS Framework vΩ: while THIS Framework vΩ pre-harmonizes the dialogue field, CGSS pre-governs the action field. This work is published as a public research white paper and defensive prior-art disclosure. Related works: CGSS is a distinct white paper, but it is conceptually related to the external orchestration family developed in THIS Framework vΩ, DSMP, HSL, HIF, and CRF. THIS Framework vΩ-1.1: Integrated White Paper for the vΩ-1 Architecture and Smooth-Transition Updatehttps://zenodo.org/records/19706498 Dynamic Safety Modulation Protocol (DSMP) — White Paper v1.0https://zenodo.org/records/18399909 Harmonic Safety Layer (HSL) — Lumen Edition (β2.0)https://zenodo.org/records/18504253 Harmonic Integrity Function (HIF) v1.0 — White Paperhttps://zenodo.org/records/18834831 Cyber Resonance Framework (CRF): A Harmonic Meta-Ethical Architecture for Meaning-Phase AI Systemshttps://zenodo.org/records/19428280

Keywords

Constitutional AI, Input-environment ordering, External orchestration, Cybersecurity, Action gating, Cyber Guardians Shield System, Human-AI interaction, Agentic AI safety, AI governance, AI risk mitigation

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