Companion walkthrough

Enterprise Consequence Console

Use your agent or ours. A guided walkthrough of the enterprise flow — mandate, acceptance gate, ProofPack, offline verification, Vault memory, and reuse where proof supports it. For the live, interactive demo, open the Enterprise Vault.

Watch it work in the Enterprise Vault → What you get

Use your agent or ours.

AiGentsy gates consequential movement before autonomous work is allowed downstream. Start with AiGentsy’s native reference agent, or attach AiGentsy to the agents, models, workflows, and automations you already run. Either way, work clears the same acceptance gate before it can create consequence. AiGentsy is not another agent framework — it is the gate infrastructure around autonomous work.

Mandate Work Proof Acceptance Consequence Memory

Use our agent

The Native Consequence Agent demonstrates the full lifecycle before you integrate anything.

Use yours

Attach AiGentsy to existing CrewAI, LangGraph, MCP, coding agents, or API automations.

Same infrastructure

Same gate, ProofPack, offline verifier, tamper behavior, and consequence memory either way.

Turnkey pilot/onboarding surface. Non-custodial. Demo/pilot-ready — this is not a production account console.

Use Our Agent — Native Consequence Agent

AiGentsy’s native reference actor for consequence-aware autonomous work. It demonstrates the full lifecycle — a Deployment Readiness review — before any integration, so a buyer can see mandate → consequence end-to-end.

Mandate Deployment candidate Evidence Acceptance gate Decision Consequence ProofPack Verify

Live ProofPack exports: /protocol/proofs/demo_deal_deploy_readiness_<branch>_v1/export · each passes the offline verifier; tamper any byte and it fails.

Attach Your Agent

Your existing agent produces the work. AiGentsy decides whether it is allowed to create consequence. Keep the agents, models, and workflows you already run; AiGentsy wraps the output with mandate + evidence metadata and runs it through the same acceptance gate. No framework to replace.

CrewAILangGraphMCPGeneric API
External output AiGentsy gate ProofPack Verifier Consequence memory

Live ProofPack exports: /protocol/proofs/demo_deal_external_agent_attach_<branch>_v1/export · submitted via /acceptance-runtime/evaluate or the aigentsy_inference_evaluate MCP tool. Native and attached agents use the same gate, proof, verifier, and consequence memory.

Mandate & Policy

The mandate defines what the work is allowed to do before it can create consequence. Below is a read-only demo fixture — not a production policy editor. An enterprise pilot defines its own mandate and acceptance policy with your team.

Demo fixture deployment_readiness_v0
FieldValue
Allowed actionproduction deploy
Required evidencereviewer_approval, ci_green, test_coverage_proof, deploy_window_open, rollback_plan_present, security_scan_passed
Retryable evidencedeploy_window_open
Risk thresholdmissing evidence at high risk → escalate
Reviewer requirementrequired
Escalation routerelease_engineering_review_queue
Downstream consequencedeployment (allowed / blocked / held)

Read-only illustration of the policy that drives the demo decisions. AiGentsy does not manage production policy on this surface.

Gate Decision

AiGentsy uses a policy-driven acceptance gate. The demo resolves into four decision outcomes — not four separate gates — each mapping to a downstream consequence state.

Decision outcomeConsequence stateMeaning
acceptallowedEvidence complete — downstream action authorized.
rejectblockedHard readiness gap — consequence does not move.
retry / requires reviewheldRecoverable gap (e.g. retryable evidence) — held pending retry.
escalateheldMissing evidence at high risk — routed to a reviewer; held.

The reason travels verbatim into the signed record. One gate, policy-driven; the outcome is decided by the assembled evidence and risk tier, not hardcoded.

ProofPack & Verify

Every gated decision exports a portable, signed ProofPack. Verification is offline and independent — no trust in AiGentsy required. Tamper any byte and verification fails.

ProofPack export

Signed bundle per deal at /protocol/proofs/<deal_id>/export. spec_version 2.0.0; 4-event lifecycle.

Browser verifier

In-browser 5-step check at verify.html — runs entirely client-side.

Offline verifier (CLI)

Runs anywhere your auditor runs Python. No AiGentsy runtime call needed.

Tamper failure

Mutating any event payload invalidates the bundle hash — verification returns false.

pip install aigentsy-verify
aigentsy-verify bundle bundle.json --fetch-key

Verify the live demo branches in-browser:

Vault & Memory

The Enterprise Vault is the evidence cockpit. It shows evidence, decisions, branches, consequence states, ProofPacks, verifier links, tamper behavior, and consequence memory — for both native and attached agents, side by side.

Decision branches

accepted / rejected / retry / escalated, each a real signed record.

Consequence states

allowed / blocked / held — what moved, what didn’t, and what is waiting.

Consequence memory

Records the decision, reason, and outcome so teams can verify and reuse trusted paths later.

Settlement / outcome memory

Non-custodial outcome record — AiGentsy never holds funds, compute, documents, or keys.

Savings Trace — HoverStack / Recall

Gate what moves downstream. Reuse what has already been proven. HoverStack supports reuse of proven work paths — reuse where proof supports it — and helps avoid redundant inference, processing, retry, and review where the evidence supports reuse. This is a supporting efficiency layer, secondary to the gate.

ClaimEvidence level
Exact-reuse wall-clock reduction up to ~60% on reuse-heavy workloadsmeasured A100 / Lambda exact-reuse tensor-op benchmark
GH200 v1.7 78%reference only
Per-scenario reuse in the demoestimated / illustrative
Real-LLM (vLLM) end-to-end savingspending

Real-LLM / vLLM savings remain pending until a measured run exists. GH200 78% is reference-only. The measured A100/Lambda exact-reuse number applies to a reuse-heavy tensor-op benchmark context — not universal LLM savings.

Pilot Runbook

How an enterprise starts. Concise and high-confidence — bring one consequential workflow.

  1. Pick a consequential workflow.
  2. Use the native reference agent, or attach an existing agent.
  3. Define the mandate and acceptance policy.
  4. Submit autonomous work to AiGentsy.
  5. Accept, reject, retry, or escalate.
  6. Export the ProofPack.
  7. Verify offline.
  8. Expand to additional workflows.

Current state: live enterprise demo and pilot stack. No production-customer claims. Savings are labeled measured, reference, estimated, or pending depending on evidence level.