I built an open source governance layer for AI agents — here's why I think every production agent system needs one
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AI agents are being deployed into production with real access to APIs, databases, and financial systems. But the only thing governing most of them is a system prompt. System prompts can be ignored, overridden, or reinterpreted. There is no cryptographic identity. No automatic enforcement. No tamper…
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I built an open source governance layer for AI agents — here's why I think every production agent system needs one
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