KYVLT FOR CHATGPT, CODEX, AND AI AGENTS
Authority that survives every model change.
KYVLT gives compatible agents stable passports, bounds multi-agent delegation, enforces policy outside the conversation, and returns a verifiable receipt for each final decision.
A complete control loop
Before, during, and after an agent action
Identify
Give each agent a stable declared passport without granting authority.
Bound
Set risk, territory, rate, reversibility, and delegation depth.
Prove
Bind each final decision to the action, policy snapshot, and actor chain.
TRY THESE PROMPTS
Three concrete workflows
“Create a seven-day mandate that lets my agent prepare calendar events but requires my approval before creation.”
“Check whether this €300 booking fits a €400 budget, then ask me before authorizing it.”
“Stage this email under my mandate, but do not send it until I approve the exact recipients and body.”
WHY KYVLT
Control that lives outside the conversation
- Deterministic limits checked on the server.
- Configurable human approval for sensitive actions.
- Immediate revocation and no plaintext mandate-token storage.
- Public proof separated from private action authorization.
Essential limitation
KYVLT governs only agents and services that call its API or tools. It cannot intercept an unconnected AI, and it does not replace the security, consent, or payment controls of Gmail, Google Calendar, a merchant, or a bank.