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Kosli releases Ergo, an open-source language for Rego policy explainability

·2026.10.06 17:47

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Ergo is an early alpha open-source tool designed to provide auditability and explainability for Rego policies.

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Kosli has released Ergo, an open-source language designed to provide explainability and auditability for Rego policies. While Rego determines whether a policy allows or denies an action (yes/no), Ergo aims to explain the reasoning behind those decisions (why).

The project is currently in an early alpha release stage. The developers are actively seeking feedback and pull requests from the community to refine the tool.

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