Put judgment before consequence.
Route the request, context, and proposed action to the person accountable for the outcome.
Pause sensitive actions for human approval, apply policy, and keep a durable record before execution.
Gate sits at the point where an agent is about to create a real business outcome.
Route the request, context, and proposed action to the person accountable for the outcome.
Apply your rules first, then involve a person only when the action crosses a boundary.
Every request stays connected to the policy result, reviewer, decision, notes, and final outcome.
Gate does not replace your agent stack. It adds a decision boundary directly before the action runs.
Send the proposed action, risk, and relevant context to Gate.
Allow routine work, modify the request, reject it, or escalate it.
The action proceeds only when the decision permits it.
Foresight stays grounded in your organization’s own workflows, decisions, and outcomes so reviewers can make more consistent calls over time.
Foresight compares similar requests without exposing data outside your organization.
Comparable reviews usually required a narrower pilot scope before approval.
Keep the agents, tools, and orchestration you already use. Add Gate immediately before the actions that need control.
Start with one action your organization already knows should not run without a decision.
Refunds, outbound messages, escalations, and account changes.
Payments, invoices, vendor actions, and purchasing decisions.
Permissions, credentials, sensitive records, and internal systems.
Deployments, exports, destructive API calls, and irreversible actions.
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Start with one sensitive action. Add a clear decision boundary. Expand when the workflow proves its value.