The AI Governance Kernel for autonomous AI agents. Every action is authorized, denied, or locked down before it reaches the real world.
Your AI agent generates a proposed action — initiate a payment, move funds, approve a disbursement, execute a transfer. The proposal is captured with full context: agent ID, action type, parameters, metadata.
The proposal passes through the authorize() gate. Pure function evaluation against versioned policy rules. No side effects during evaluation.
The policy engine returns a deterministic decision:
ALLOW
Proceed to execution
DENY
Blocked with reason
HELD_FOR_VETO
Human review required
If ALLOW, the action executes through the execute() gate. Exactly-once guarantees. Idempotency keys prevent duplicate execution. All side effects logged to hash-chained ledger.
A single metric (0–100) computed daily that reflects your runtime transaction governance posture. Used for internal tracking, certification programs, and insurer evidence.
Percentage of proposals denied. Higher denial rates in high-risk action types improve score; excessive denials in low-risk areas may indicate over-restriction.
Percentage of decisions that produce PASS when re-evaluated under historical policy snapshots. High consistency indicates deterministic policy enforcement.
Count of critical incidents: lockdowns, hash chain failures, budget breaches, PII leaks blocked. Fewer anomalies improve score.
Percentage of action types covered by explicit policy rules. Higher coverage indicates comprehensive governance.
The score is not a compliance certification. It's an operational metric for internal tracking and continuous improvement.
Every rule change creates a versioned snapshot. Replay any historical decision under the policy state that was active at the time. Essential for audits and dispute resolution.
Critical anomaly detection triggers immediate execution halt. 3 critical events in 5 minutes = tenant-wide lockdown. Manual unlock required.
Server-Sent Events (SSE) stream of all authorization decisions. Connect to dashboards, SIEM systems, or custom monitoring.
Re-evaluate any past decision and compare results. Produces PASS (same result), FAIL (different result), or UNKNOWN (missing policy version).
Configurable spend and token caps per agent, action type, or time window. Prevents runaway payments and unauthorized spend from autonomous agents.
Every decision and execution linked by SHA-256 hash. Any tampering breaks the chain and triggers integrity alerts.
Run a risk audit or request access to explore the enforcement architecture for your transaction environment.