Each module closes one of the five gates between agent adoption and production. Together, they form the control plane.
Declarative rule evaluation in microseconds.
Spend limits, whitelists, time windows, role separation, risk scoring, custom policies — all expressed in a typed DSL, version-controlled in Git, evaluated before any signing request is emitted.
Defensible by design.
Every evaluation captured — agent ID, prompt hash, model version, tool params, context, decision, reviewer. Stored in S3 with a Merkle root anchored on-chain.
Threshold-triggered human review. Slack, email, and approval-UI integration with SLA tracking and configurable escalation paths.
OFAC and EU sanctioned-address lists, Chainalysis-style risk scores, Travel Rule for cross-jurisdiction transfers, automatic AML evidence.
Independent budget pools per agent. Cross-agent message bus for task handoff. Single-agent kill switch — without affecting others.
So spent crypto looks like finance-issued money.
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Xero, QuickBooks adapters out of the box. GAAP / IFRS classification. Automated journal entries. Tax-ready exports for AML and cross-border filings.
A revocation window is the only honest defense against hallucination.
Delayed execution pools (T+0 / T+1 / T+N). Revocation windows for high-stakes transactions. Prompt-injection detection. Circuit breakers that suspend agents on anomaly — automatically, surgically.
Each of the five enterprise pain points is addressed by a primary module — and reinforced by one or two supporting modules.