Grandma version
An AI tool is about to do something important. AgentTrust says: wait, check the rule first.
When an AI agent wants to create a key, export data, approve access, send a message, or change a setting, AgentTrust can pause the action, check the rule, and record the decision.
AI agents can move fast. That is useful, but risky when the action touches access, money, data, users, settings, or company decisions.
An AI tool is about to do something important. AgentTrust says: wait, check the rule first.
Selected AI actions can pause for policy, scope, risk, expiry, and approval checks before they execute.
Send actor, action, target, purpose, scope, and risk context. Get back a clear control result and receipt state.
An AI agent wants to do something sensitive. AgentTrust makes the action pass through a review checkpoint before it runs.
The point is not to block every AI action. The point is to catch selected sensitive actions before they create damage.
AgentTrust records the action path so the company can review what happened later.
Start with actions that should not happen automatically without a clear checkpoint.
The point is not to trust the AI blindly. The point is to record the decision path before the action continues.
Example: an AI agent wants to create a new API key for a vendor integration.
AgentTrust should be easy to understand before it becomes API work. The technical shape is simple: send a sensitive action, get a control result, record a receipt state.
AgentTrust is for teams that want AI automation, but not blind AI action.
Use AgentTrust when AI or automation touches users, access, data, money, settings, or sensitive approvals.
Use AgentTrust with TASK Core scopes, decision receipts, expiry, revocation, and review states.
Start with Console, then request scoped access if the workflow fits your use case.