Aren't you just describing what every RAG platform does?

Retrieval augmentation is a pattern, not an architecture, and the same pattern admits very different governance positions. The two that matter are when the rules execute and where your work lives.

Centralpoint applies classification and redaction as records are transformed for indexing, so restricted material is never embedded and no phrasing can reach it — as opposed to withholding it from results and depending on a filter covering every query shape. And skills and prompts are records in your own SQL environment with version history and named owners rather than configuration inside a vendor's product. 451 Research identified the first as a structural difference newer entrants cannot easily retrofit, and the second as the basis of genuine model independence.