Approval workflows that keep humans in the loop where it matters

Guardrails written into a system prompt are suggestions. We enforce them in code on the tool boundary, so an agent physically cannot take an action above its threshold, no matter what the model decided to do.

What is included

• A written classification of every action: autonomous, approval-required, or blocked.
• Approval queues with escalation timers and a named fallback approver.
• Role-based access on who can approve what, with a tamper-evident audit trail.
• A kill switch that stops new actions and has been pulled at least once in rehearsal.

How the work runs

1. Map the workflowWe break down your process and identify what an agent can own end-to-end.
2. Design the agentModel selection, tool access, guardrails, on-chain permissions — designed with you.
3. Build & simulateAgents tested in sandbox simulations; contracts rehearsed on testnets first.
4. Deploy & monitorProduction launch with monitoring, alerting, and continuous improvement.

Skills