Who allowed it, at the moment it happened
Your platform governs the agent. Regulayer™ proves who allowed the action.
Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Salesforce and NVIDIA each give an agent an identity and a policy. Regulayer™ adds one check at the moment an action takes effect: does a named person’s current authority cover this exact action? Then it seals the decision in a record an outsider can check.
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One request, on the platform you run
Each layer answers its own question. Regulayer™ answers the last one.
Outside the modelRegulayer™ lives outside the model. Change the model and the check stays where it is.
Proposes the action
What it addsA named person’s current authority, checked at the moment the AI acts. A sealed record an outsider can check.
CheckingWhat arrivesOnly an action a named person currently authorizes, with its sealed record.
WaitingWhere it connects
In the request path. Regulayer™ answers before the action takes effect. If a named person’s authority does not cover it, the action does not run.
Outside the agent. The check sits beside the platform, not inside the agent, so the agent cannot talk its way past it.
A record for someone who was not in the room. Your platform keeps its own logs. Regulayer™ adds a sealed record of who authorized each action, which an auditor, an insurer or a partner can check without Regulayer™.
What Regulayer™ adds to any platform
Two points.
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