Agent accountability layer
Stop your AI agent before it nukes prod.
AI agents now run commands, move money, and act on their own. Ovrule reviews what an agent is about to do — before it runs — and blocks the dangerous, irreversible ones, with a plain-English signed record.
Live guard
DROP TABLE users
An AI coding agent tried to drop a production table to “clean up test data.” Ovrule blocked it before it ran.
Receipt
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Rules tripped
Reversibility
Impact scope
Authorization
The problem
When your AI agent does the wrong thing, you're the one who has to explain it.
Agents now send payments, share customer data, and take irreversible actions on their own. When one goes wrong, the question lands 48 hours later — from a customer, a bank, an auditor, or your boss: “Who approved this, and should it ever have happened?” Raw logs and traces can't answer that. Ovrule can.
How it works
Three steps from a risky action to a decision you can defend.
The agent tries to act
Before your AI agent makes a payment, shares data, or does anything irreversible, the action is caught — before it happens, not after.
Ovrule reviews it in plain English
It checks who's affected, whether it's authorized, reversible, and consented — and writes it up so a non-technical owner can actually read it.
You decide — on the record
Approve or deny with a reason. Every decision becomes a tamper-evident, signed record you can show a regulator, an insurer, or your team.
For the person on the hook
A plain-English inbox of what your agents want to do.
No dashboards to read, no logs to parse — just the risky actions that need a human, with who's affected, which rule fired, and an Approve / Deny that becomes a signed record.
Before, not after
Ovrule reviews the action before it runs — a real guardrail, not a post-mortem log.
Plain English, for owners
Written for compliance, risk, and ops — not just engineers reading traces.
Evidence that holds up
Tamper-evident records that map to EU AI Act Article 12 and AI-liability claims.