We built the authorisation infrastructure. Then we built agents on top of it, so every action they take is authorised before it executes, by design, not by addition.
When you build agents on top of the authorisation layer, authorisation isn't a wrapper, it's the foundation. Every skill, every automation, every connector runs under the same enforcement boundary that governs any agent in your stack.
Bring your own agents and add the Authorisation Layer, or start with Authorised Agents and get the full stack from day one.
Custom skills define any capability the agent should have. Write a skill once and reuse it across agents. Every skill execution passes through the authorisation layer before it runs, so you always know what was done, by whom, and whether it was permitted.
A skill can't run if the agent doesn't hold the permissions it requires. No silent fallbacks.
One skill definition, consistent enforcement across every agent it's attached to.
Every skill run is a signed authorisation event in the Provenance Vault. Exportable on demand.
Schedule and trigger multi-step agent workflows. Automations are aware of their own authorisation state at every step. High-stakes steps pause and wait for a verdict before continuing, no action executes outside the enforcement boundary.
Every automation step has an authorisation decision attached to it. No step runs in a grey area.
Automations can require human authorisation at any step. The workflow pauses, not fails, until approved.
Every automation run produces a complete authorisation trace. Who triggered it, what ran, what was approved or denied.
Every connector carries a declared permission scope. The authorisation layer enforces that scope before the connector can touch any data or system. Agents connect to the tools they need, within exactly the boundaries you set.
A connector authorised for read-only access cannot write. Enforced at the authorisation boundary, not the application layer.
When an agent reads a file or sends a message, that's a logged, signed decision, not a silent background call.
Remove a connector's authorisation and every agent using it stops immediately. No cascading changes required.
Every agent action, whether triggered by a skill, an automation, or a connector, passes through the authorisation layer. Cryptographic proof, policy enforcement, Provenance Vault. The same enforcement boundary that governs any agent in your stack.
Start with one agent and one workflow. Deploy in days. See what authorisation-first looks like in production.
