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Perspectives on permit-based authorization, policy design, and shipping agents safely in production.
Why agents need permits, not prompts
Prompt-level constraints shape what an agent says. They do nothing at the moment it moves money. A permit is the authorization that runs before the action executes.
Read article →Mapping policies to high-risk actions
Authorization should mirror how your business actually decides — by action, by amount, by who has to sign off — not how your chat interface happens to be structured.
Read article →Integrating Veritrellis before agent execution
A practical pattern in two calls: authorize before the risky path, verify the permit before the side effect. Plus idempotency and polling for approval flows.
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