Autonomy only works
when it is contained.
An organization that can act on your behalf needs harder boundaries than a chatbot. Containment is enforced by the runtime itself — agents cannot negotiate their way past a gate, a ceiling or the kill switch.
Containment controls
6 controlsRuntime isolation
Each organization runs in its own execution boundary with its own memory store. No cross-tenant context, ever.
Scoped credentials
Connected tools receive least-privilege, revocable tokens. Agents never hold raw owner credentials.
Spend ceilings
Hard daily and per-action limits on ads, payouts and vendor spend. Breaching a ceiling stops the action, not the org.
Approval gates
Owner-defined categories always route to a human. Gates are enforced in the runtime, not suggested to the model.
Kill switch
One control pauses every agent instantly and freezes outbound action while state is preserved for review.
Immutable ledger
Every decision, input, approval and outcome is appended to a tamper-evident record you can export.
Platform security
PostureCompliance certifications are stated only where formally attested. Ask for the current attestation set before contracting.
Proof in operation
Cast organizationsLoomstack Legal
Solo practice → 9-agent firmHalcyon R&D
Upgraded an existing siteRidgeform Supply
Commerce org cast from scratchFigures shown are illustrative runtime scenarios, not audited customer results.