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Kairos: How Open-Source Risk Decisioning Platforms Handle Real-Time Agent Approval Workflows

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Financial agents need guardrails before executing trades, transfers, or credit decisions. Kairos is an open-source risk and fraud decisioning platform that sits between agent intent and execution. It provides the plumbing for real-time risk scoring, approval gates, and audit trails when agents trig…

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  1. 2026-11-05 00:08 · DEV Community — AI
    Kairos: How Open-Source Risk Decisioning Platforms Handle Real-Time Agent Approval Workflows

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