RoboHen
Human-centered AI automation infrastructure
RoboHen is AI automation infrastructure designed to scale execution without removing humans from responsibility.
It treats automation as infrastructure, not replacement. And intelligence as a tool that serves human intent, not something that overrides it.
Why RoboHen exists
Most automation platforms optimize for a single outcome: remove humans from the loop.
This increases speed and reduces cost, but it also creates predictable failures:
When something goes wrong, no one knows who is responsible, or why it happened.
RoboHen exists to establish a different default.
The core premise
Automation should execute. Humans should decide.
RoboHen is built on the belief that:
Speed matters, but alignment matters more.
How RoboHen is designed
RoboHen is built around explicit separation between intent and execution.
In practice, this means:
Automation does the work. Humans retain responsibility for outcomes.
What this enables
RoboHen allows organizations to:
This makes automation sustainable, not brittle.
Who RoboHen is for
RoboHen is designed for:
It is especially relevant where:
Relationship to HAIAL
HAIAL defines the principles of human-centered AI. RoboHen provides the machinery to implement them.
HAIAL asks:
How should intelligence behave?
RoboHen answers:
How do we make systems behave that way in practice?
Relationship to BangNano and FAIR Economy
Within the broader ecosystem:
It ensures that as systems scale, they do not quietly strip away agency.
What RoboHen is not
RoboHen is not:
It does not promise maximum speed at any cost.
It prioritizes alignment, traceability, and control.
Orientation and continuity
RoboHen is designed to evolve with the systems it supports.
This allows automation to scale without drifting away from human goals.
Automation is inevitable. Irresponsible automation is not.
RoboHen demonstrates that it is possible to build AI-driven systems that:
Infrastructure determines outcomes.
RoboHen is built to make better ones possible.