AEGIS

@AEGIS is the runtime control layer the agent ecosystem has been missing. The architecture is clean, the cryptographic audit is real, and the DSL is the right primitive.

Our refund agent shipped to production the day after we wired @AEGIS in. Two reviewers, three policies, ten minutes. The audit log alone saved us a six-week SOC 2 cycle.

The Memory & Cross-Agent layer in @AEGIS caught two undeclared crossings on day one — neither was in our threat model. We standardized on it for all agent rollouts.

Stablecoin transfers used to require a human on every $10k+ wire. With @AEGIS the policy enforces 2-of-N approval automatically. Our ops team got their evenings back.

@AEGIS is the runtime control layer the agent ecosystem has been missing. The architecture is clean, the cryptographic audit is real, and the DSL is the right primitive.

Our refund agent shipped to production the day after we wired @AEGIS in. Two reviewers, three policies, ten minutes. The audit log alone saved us a six-week SOC 2 cycle.

The Memory & Cross-Agent layer in @AEGIS caught two undeclared crossings on day one — neither was in our threat model. We standardized on it for all agent rollouts.

Stablecoin transfers used to require a human on every $10k+ wire. With @AEGIS the policy enforces 2-of-N approval automatically. Our ops team got their evenings back.

HIPAA review used to take six months. With @AEGIS we got the evidence pack in two weeks and the auditor signed off without a follow-up call.

We tried to write our own policy DSL twice and shipped neither. @AEGIS gave us grammar-constrained NL-to-DSL the same week we integrated. Three policies in production by Friday.

The Merkle audit log is a real moat. Every other guard product I evaluated stores decisions in plain Postgres. @AEGIS is the only one I'd hand to an auditor.

HIPAA review used to take six months. With @AEGIS we got the evidence pack in two weeks and the auditor signed off without a follow-up call.

We tried to write our own policy DSL twice and shipped neither. @AEGIS gave us grammar-constrained NL-to-DSL the same week we integrated. Three policies in production by Friday.

The Merkle audit log is a real moat. Every other guard product I evaluated stores decisions in plain Postgres. @AEGIS is the only one I'd hand to an auditor.

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