@Sammykeys_0@buildonvirtuals We don't have our own program because we are on the agent side! Whatever, we use Magic block to put the audits of every action on solana!
OS code: https://t.co/gowJ8kauHn
Memo program: MemoSq4gqABAXKb96qnH8TysNcWxMyWCqXgDLGmfcHr
Compass (@compass_guard) is building the authorization layer for autonomous finance. Before an agent moves funds, Compass checks the action against its mandate, spending limits, approved destinations, tools, and risk rules, then approves, blocks, or escalates it.
Modern AI agents don't just generate text.
They call APIs.
They use tools.
They interact with external systems.
That's when authorization becomes infrastructure.
AI skills are turning agents into real operators.
Instead of only generating text,
- they can interact with wallets,
- analyze markets,
- and execute specialized tasks.
The more they can do, the more important safe execution becomes.
AI agents are evolving from chatbots into operators.
They can already:
• use tools
• access APIs
• query blockchains
• execute workflows
Intelligence is only half the story.
Execution is the other half.
AI agents can monitor markets, interact with wallets and execute transactions autonomously.
But autonomy doesn't eliminate the need for oversight.
Some articles recommend human confirmation for high-risk or irreversible actions.
The challenge is making that oversight scalable.
AI agents don't need unlimited access.
They need clear boundaries.
Daily spending limits.
Approved counterparties.
Defined permissions.
Intelligence isn't enough. Constraints matter.