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Your agent stops
at the refund.
It reads the case, checks the order, and proposes a refund. Then a person opens the same screens and presses the button.
What if it could finish only the actions you authorized?
Which decision still belongs to your team?
An API key cannot answer that.
If a person must exercise judgment, keep the person. If the answer is a rule, why make them check it again and again?
The next refund looks fine. It still stops.
An alert tomorrow would tell you what happened. This boundary decides what may happen now.
You set the limit. KIFF checks every proposal.
The rule survives the next agent.
You can change the model or connect another service without rewriting the business rule around each one.
Buy one week for one action.
- A decision map. The action, state, actor, and limit your team would own.
- An observed boundary. Your representative traffic stays on its existing execution path while you see allow, hold, and refuse decisions.
- A go or no-go. Evidence of where a rule could replace a repeat check, and where judgment must stay human.
If the answer is no, stop after week one. You have not committed to a platform migration.
If the boundary earns its place, make it live.
We scope the follow-on implementation at a day rate. Your team owns the rule; KIFF checks it before your system executes. Signed decision records remain inspectable in the Control Room and portable proof pack.
You can self-host the MIT framework and Guard SDKs. KIFF Cloud is the separate recurring purchase for a hosted production decision path: platform fee plus governed-operation consumption, not a charge per agent, domain, action, or seat.
Bring us one action.
- One action your agent proposes.
- The rule a person applies today.
- The system that would execute it.