Verifiable policy enforcement. Proof of conduct for autonomous finance and the agent economy. Rules enforced before the action, with proof anyone can verify.
@MadisonMills22 Great article. A customer can authorize an agent and still want limits on it, but day-after planning only checks those limits once the money has moved. What if they can be enforced before it moves, with a receipt for every action that goes through?
โTrust me broโ isnโt a control system. Neither is an audit log.
Especially when your AI can move money.
We compile policies into enforceable controls with independently verifiable proofs: a machine-checked certificate that the compiled system matches the policy.
Define guardrails. Block violations. Verify independently. Keep sensitive data private.
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Every question about an AI agent's conduct ends with "check the logs." But the agent or its operator wrote them.
Inherence gives each covered action a cryptographic receipt any party can verify, revealing nothing underneath.
Verifiability > observability
@rdominguezibar We agree but believe agents need more than an audit trail. They need enforceable mandates that anyone can verify without exposing sensitive data.
SEC Commissioner Peirce spent a whole speech making the case for proving facts without hoarding the data behind them. Regulators are speaking our language!