aeon: a language that uses types and logic to guardrail AI agents from nonsensical plans
dscape · x · 2026-09-25
Presented at Lisbon AI 2026, @alcides built aeon, a language that refuses to run an agent plan that doesn't make sense, showing how types and logic can guardrail autonomous agents.
A novel approach to applying type systems and formal logic to agent orchestration, useful as a reference for adding guardrails to agentic workflows.
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