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Turn your business logic into governed, auditable AI workflows, then let Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT trigger them through MCP with the exact permissions you grant. Multi-model AI and human approval, built in.
I built AI Rule Engine to solve a problem I kept running into with AI agents:
AI is great at reasoning, but should it really be guessing your business rules?
With AI Rule Engine, you can define your business logic in a visual, deterministic rule engine and expose it to AI agents through an MCP server.
So instead of an agent trying to figure out something like:
“Can this customer receive a 20% discount?”
…it can call a tool that evaluates your actual business rules and returns a reliable answer.
AI Rule Engine can also execute workflows, call APIs, manipulate data, use decision tables, and integrate with AI models when interpretation or generation is actually needed.
The goal is simple: let AI agents reason where they should, and let your business rules decide where they must.
I built this as a solo entrepreneur over the past couple of years, and I'm excited to finally share it with the Product Hunt community. I'd love to hear what you've built with AI and where you think deterministic business logic fits into the future of AI agents.
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About AI Rule Engine on Product Hunt
“Give AI agents real business rules”
AI Rule Engine was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #60 on the daily leaderboard. Turn your business logic into governed, auditable AI workflows, then let Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT trigger them through MCP with the exact permissions you grant. Multi-model AI and human approval, built in.
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Adam Eslinger
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built AI Rule Engine to solve a problem I kept running into with AI agents:
AI is great at reasoning, but should it really be guessing your business rules?
With AI Rule Engine, you can define your business logic in a visual, deterministic rule engine and expose it to AI agents through an MCP server.
So instead of an agent trying to figure out something like:
…it can call a tool that evaluates your actual business rules and returns a reliable answer.
AI Rule Engine can also execute workflows, call APIs, manipulate data, use decision tables, and integrate with AI models when interpretation or generation is actually needed.
The goal is simple: let AI agents reason where they should, and let your business rules decide where they must.
I built this as a solo entrepreneur over the past couple of years, and I'm excited to finally share it with the Product Hunt community. I'd love to hear what you've built with AI and where you think deterministic business logic fits into the future of AI agents.