Governed agent execution
What isn't approved doesn't run.
EvidenceBound sits in the execution path. Unapproved, swapped, or replayed actions fail closed before they touch production — not a report after the fact.
Why the spiral
One angle. One place. One action.
Nature places every seed at the golden angle so none overlap. Shift it by a few degrees and the flower collapses into spokes.
EvidenceBound does the same in the runtime: approval binds one exact action. Change a parameter after the human signs and the action never runs — there is no slot for a different mutation.
Packed packing = the approved action occupies the only legal slot.
Who it's for
A runtime gate. Not an audit of what already happened.
For vendors who need the enterprise deal, and for security teams who need unauthorized agent actions to stop — in the path, not in a ticket after the mutation.
SaaS and agent vendors
Unblock the enterprise deal
Your agent is ready. Their security review is not. Put governed execution in the path once — an exact approved action, customer-account runtime, fail-closed on anything else — instead of rebuilding controls per customer.
Start a conversation →CIO / Head of Enterprise
Agents in production without a standing exception
The agent proposes one exact change. A human signs that change. A customer-controlled executor runs it. Reusable production credentials never sit on the agent. You keep the system of record.
See it run →CISO / Cloud Security
Stop it. Then keep the proof.
A swapped or replayed change fails before production is touched. That is the product — not a log of what already happened. Your control owner still issues any compliance verdict.
Try to break it →How it works
Propose. Bind. Execute — or refuse.
Propose one change
The agent names one exact production mutation — nothing looser.
Approve that change
A human signs that action. The approval cannot be widened.
Run only that — or refuse
The runtime executes the bound action, or blocks it before it reaches production. The record is a consequence, not the control.
Same ticket. One path is the wire Treasury signed. The other is a new beneficiary after the signature — and the money never left.
Approved
Release acct 4481 · $48,250 USD · ABA 021000021 · dest ****1194 · callback-confirmed
RanNot authorized
Same approval, then acct 4481 · $2,850,000 USD · ABA 026009593 · dest ****7731 · new beneficiary
Blocked before executionSynthetic demo · See the record