Digital Agent Safety

Your agent has hands. Give it a chaperone.

Copilots, coding agents, RPA-style assistants — they all execute. BoundaryAI sits between the agent's plan and the action it's about to take and decides, deterministically, whether to allow it.

Actions we block

The verbs that turn a helpful agent into an incident report.

Destructive deletes

Production tables, mailboxes, repos, S3 buckets. Hard-blocked unless explicit human approval is captured.

Outbound payments

Wires, ACH, card auths, refunds. Per-counterparty and per-amount policies enforced at the API boundary.

Credential access

Secret reads, IAM changes, role grants. Step-up auth required for anything sensitive.

Shell execution

Disallow rm -rf, dd, kubectl delete, and friends. Sandboxed by default.

Privilege escalation

Detect when an agent tries to bypass its role and refuse before it touches the resource.

Cross-agent collusion

Block agent-to-agent message chains designed to launder an unsafe action.

How it works

Three lines of integration. Zero model trust.

STEP 1
Wrap the tool call
Your agent calls boundary.check(action, context) before executing any sensitive tool. SDKs in Python, TypeScript, Go.
STEP 2
Engine decides
Deterministic policy evaluates intent, identity, blast radius, and history. Returns allow / deny / escalate in microseconds.
STEP 3
Audit + replay
Every decision is logged with full context. Replay any incident; tune policy without code changes.

See it block a real attack in 90 seconds.

Live demo: prompt-injected agent attempts a destructive action. Engine refuses. Audit log shows why.