Use cases

Clear boundaries for every agent.

These are example policies for agent integrations, not a list of released destination connectors. Enforcement requires a controlled execution path, exclusive gateway credentials, and no alternate agent route. Check current integration coverage.

Customer support

Policy example: draft responses; deny sends and refunds.

The risk without CLAIIM

Support agents need to read tickets and prepare responses. If they can also send responses or issue refunds, a bad draft or a classification error becomes a real customer action.

Example allowed requests

Read tickets, draft responses for human review, tag tickets

Example denied requests

Send responses directly, issue refunds, process billing changes, close accounts

Proof in Chron

Submitted draft and billing requests record the gate decision, governing rule, and responsible person. A decision does not prove delivery or prevention outside the integration.

Finance and payments

Policy example: read reports; deny payment approvals.

The risk without CLAIIM

Finance agents need reporting access to produce summaries and forecasts. If they can also approve payments or move funds, a model error becomes a financial incident.

Example allowed requests

Read reports, read budget data, generate summaries

Example denied requests

Approve payments, initiate transfers, modify financial records

Proof in Chron

Gate records show the evaluated finance scope and the decision for submitted requests. Separate database or payment credentials remain outside that boundary.

HR and operations

Policy example: prepare documents; hold sends for review.

The risk without CLAIIM

Operations agents can save hours drafting offer letters, contracts, and internal communications. If they can also send, a draft error becomes a real commitment before a person has seen it.

Example allowed requests

Draft offer letters, prepare internal reports, read HR data

Example denied requests

Send correspondence directly, modify employment records, approve headcount

Proof in Chron

Submitted requests and required approvals are recorded with the responsible person. A gate approval is authorization, not independent evidence that correspondence was delivered.

Engineering deployments

Policy example: allow staging; deny production requests.

The risk without CLAIIM

A deployment agent with production access is one misconfiguration away from an outage. Without a governance layer, you cannot prove what actions were allowed before they happened.

Example allowed requests

Deploy to staging, roll back staging, check service health

Example denied requests

Deploy to production, roll back production, destroy infrastructure

Proof in Chron

Chron records staging and production gate decisions with agent identity, responsible person, and rule. GitHub and CI/CD reference connectors remain planned; the rehearsal does not perform deployments.

Infrastructure changes

Policy example: require approval for infrastructure requests.

The risk without CLAIIM

Infrastructure automation agents can destroy environments, drop databases, or modify clusters. Without a pre-approval gate, the blast radius of an agent error is unlimited.

Example allowed requests

Apply pre-approved change orders, read infrastructure state

Example denied requests

Destroy resources, modify schemas, act without prior human approval

Proof in Chron

Approval and session records support review of submitted requests. Raw shell commands and local file edits are outside current enforcement coverage.

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