AI can now participate in legal execution — drafting, reviewing, routing, and acting inside workflows.
But who governs the action itself?
Decades of legal technology converged into systems built to record, organize, and reconstruct work.
A new tier of platforms now reasons, retrieves, and increasingly acts inside legal workflows.
When AI participates in legal execution, certain actions create immediate operational consequence.
Two operational models. Different timing. Different control surface.
The runtime gate between decision and execution — where action is revalidated, evidenced, and committed under governance.
Five layers. Decision Infrastructure is the governance layer that determines whether the others operationalize safely.
Governance that exists only after execution is no longer sufficient.
The future legal stack governs execution itself.
Decision Infrastructure is the category.
Decision Intelligence determines what should happen — Decision Infrastructure governs whether it may still happen.