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APC explores a policy enforcement layer for AI-agent actions, helping teams evaluate allowed and denied actions and inspect decision traces. Try the synthetic playground, explore security scenarios, and apply to discuss a supervised design-partner evaluation.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm building APC at Aleph Labs to explore a critical question: how do we make AI-agent actions more controllable and easier to inspect before trusting them with sensitive workflows?
APC focuses on policy-based action decisions and decision traces. The public playground uses synthetic scenarios, so you can explore example allow/deny outcomes without triggering real cloud or third-party actions.
We're opening the project to feedback and looking for cloud, platform, DevOps, and security teams interested in evaluating the approach through a supervised design-partner process.
I'd love your honest feedback:
- What controls would you require before allowing an AI agent to take a sensitive action?
- What evidence would your security team need to trust an enforcement layer?
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About APC on Product Hunt
“Security policy controls for AI agent actions”
APC was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #320 on the daily leaderboard. APC explores a policy enforcement layer for AI-agent actions, helping teams evaluate allowed and denied actions and inspect decision traces. Try the synthetic playground, explore security scenarios, and apply to discuss a supervised design-partner evaluation.
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