Agent Action Guard – AI agent action safety
HarmActionsEval benchmark proves GPT and Claude fail at blocking harmful tool use.

Idempotency layer for AI agents stops duplicate payments before production incidents.
Teams deploying AI agents that call external APIs or mutate production databases
LangGraph · AutoGen · CrewAI
Because agents retry steps, re-plan tasks, and run asynchronously, the same action can sometimes execute more than once.
In production systems this can cause duplicate payouts, repeated mutations, or inconsistent state.
Kybernis is a reliability layer that sits at the execution boundary of agent systems.
When an agent calls a tool:
1. execution intent is captured 2. the action is recorded in an execution ledger 3. idempotency guarantees are attached 4. the mutation commits exactly once
Retries become safe.
Kybernis is framework-neutral and works with agent frameworks like LangGraph, AutoGen, CrewAI, or custom systems.
I built this after repeatedly seeing reliability failures when AI agents interacted with production APIs.
Would love feedback from anyone building agent systems.
HarmActionsEval benchmark proves GPT and Claude fail at blocking harmful tool use.
Wire-protocol interception means zero code changes; solves LLM control drift in production.
Exactly-once execution guard for AI agents—request-ID dedup prevents duplicate emails, tickets, payouts.
Cedar policies block `terraform destroy` before AI agents execute it.
Control before execution beats observability after—HITL with 10-min replay window.
Deterministic state capture solves the impossible 'reproduce this bug' problem.