Open-sourced a fail-closed authorization layer for high-stakes agents
Riskaval · reddit · 2026-08-04
The author open-sourced a fail-closed risk/authorization layer lifted from a live trading system. It checks every agent action before execution and blocks by default when safety cannot be confirmed.
They are now looking for 2–3 builders running agents in high-stakes environments — such as payments or infrastructure — to pilot it and give honest feedback on whether the policy engine generalizes beyond trading.
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