Reject expired, revoked, or widened authority
Solution
AI agent authorization before execution.
Add pre-execution AI-agent authorization and access control: verify who delegated an action, what permission was granted, and whether every downstream delegation stayed inside that authority.
Designed for Organizations deploying agents across tools, services, and transactions.
Operational outcomes
What AAC changes.
Bind the requested operation to signed intent
Return portable permit-or-deny evidence
Organization value
Why make AAC part of your product.
Introduce consequential agent capabilities with a deterministic authority checkpoint before execution.
Bring portable decision evidence into customer security reviews, enterprise procurement, audit correlation, and internal controls.
Use one fail-closed integration contract across tools, services, workflows, transactions, and agent frameworks.
Build measurable authenticated usage and, with explicit consent, public visibility as a verified AAC organization.
Built for the control owners
Continue by role.
Security teams
Evaluate the trust boundary, fail-closed behavior and decision evidence.
Platform engineering
Place one authority decision contract across agent and tool execution paths.
Evaluation questions
Questions AAC answers.
Who authorized this agent?
What can it do right now?
Did a downstream agent widen the scope?
Self-service authority enforcement
Verify the organization.
Strengthen the product.
Start free, add authority enforcement to a real workflow, and build decision evidence your engineering, security, customers, and partners can inspect.