Solutions

One set of rules, wherever your agents work

Every team's agents carry a different kind of risk. The pattern is the same: the risk, the rule that stops it, and the proof that it was stopped. Try each one live.

Engineering · Platform, DevOps leads

Coding agents that can't touch what they shouldn't

The riskAn agent force-pushes to main or drops the production database in a "cleanup."
The ruleDestructive actions in test only; protected branches; agent pull requests checked before merge.
The proofEvery agent change attributed and recorded.
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Customer support · Head of Support, Revenue ops

Refunds, discounts and account changes stay inside the limits you set

The riskA crafted message gets your agent to refund $5,000 or give everything away free.
The ruleRefunds up to $200, discounts up to 25%, no account changes without approval.
The proofEvery refund, allowed or refused, signed and reviewable by finance.
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Finance · CFO, Controller, Finance ops

Stop a runaway payment before the money moves

The riskA fat-finger error, or a hijacked agent, wires $18,000 to a new account.
The ruleNo single payment over $10,000; approved payees only; a daily cap.
The proofA signed record of every payment decision for your auditor.
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IT and security · CISO, IT operations

Keep automation away from production and out of your data

The riskAn incident-response agent misreads an alert and isolates the production database; another uploads records to an outside site.
The ruleContain non-production hosts only; approved destinations only.
The proofSigned evidence of what was attempted and refused, for the post-mortem.
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Working with vendors · Procurement, Risk

When a partner's agent oversteps, you have recourse, not a dispute

The riskA vendor's agent, hired to update tickets, creates an admin user.
The ruleThe vendor's agent may act only within the scope you both signed.
The proofThe signed record that backs a refundable deposit (on the roadmap).
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