Stop unauthorized actions before execution
Every agent action passes through the CLAIIM gate before it happens. ALLOW or DENY is returned with a reason. Nothing bypasses the gate.
CLAIIM gives every AI agent a governed identity, binds it to a human accountability anchor, checks every action against policy, and records every ALLOW or DENY in Chron.
deploy:stagingResolutionOWN_AIORGdeploy:productionResolutionpolicy denyGovernance must move from policy documents to runtime enforcement.
AI agents no longer just answer questions. They call APIs, commit code, send emails, and move money. Most are doing it without any runtime control layer.
Normal identity and access management can grant or deny a service account. It cannot evaluate whether an agent action was inside its assigned scope or who is accountable for it.
Audit logs show what happened. They do not show whether it was allowed before it happened. CLAIIM enforces policy at execution time and records proof immediately after.
Identity before action. Policy before execution. Proof after every decision.
Every agent action enters the gate. Identity, skill scope, and active policies are checked. ALLOW or DENY is returned with a reason. Every decision is written to Chron before the action completes.
CLAIIM sits between human authority and AI action. Every agent action is checked before it happens and recorded after it happens.
Every agent action passes through the CLAIIM gate before it happens. ALLOW or DENY is returned with a reason. Nothing bypasses the gate.
Every agent is sponsored by a named human accountability anchor. Their identity is recorded in every gate decision. That sponsorship cannot be disclaimed.
Chron is an append-only audit trail. Every gate decision -- ALLOW and DENY -- is written immediately with agent, anchor, skill, policy, and outcome.
CLAIIM deploys in your infrastructure. Your database. Chron records, policies, and agent data never leave your environment.
The strongest first deployment is a narrow agent with one allowed path and one blocked path. Chron gives the proof a security team can review.
Let deployment agents work in staging while proving production actions were blocked.
Allow review assistance without letting the agent approve or merge code.
Let agents prepare customer work while keeping irreversible actions human-owned.
Give agents reporting access without letting them approve payments or move money.
Core enforcement is complete: gate, Chron, versioned skills and policies, and human accountability anchors. Enterprise hardening continues toward GA.
CLAIIM public preview ships with a guided local deployment and an agent rehearsal that proves policy-gated action in minutes. Bring one AI agent, define what it may do, and see every ALLOW or DENY recorded in Chron.
Public preview deploys locally or in your own infrastructure. No cloud account required. No data leaving your environment.
A built-in rehearsal provisions a sample agent, defines what it may and may not do, and runs both paths through the gate.
Every ALLOW and DENY is recorded in Chron with agent identity, accountability anchor, policy version, and skill version.