Skip to content
← All products
AI Agents Live Sentinel

Autonomous agents with human checkpoints where it matters

For teams running agents against systems where a wrong action costs money. Every run is a durable state machine with a replayable trace, and every irreversible step pauses for a human before it happens.

Began as the durability layer we rewrote on every agent engagement. The fourth rewrite became the product.

1.4M Agent runs executed monthly
98.7% Completed without human escalation
<400ms Median step-resume latency

The problem

Most agent frameworks optimise for the demo. They lose state on restart, retry non-idempotent actions, and give operators no way to see why a run went wrong. That is survivable in a prototype and disqualifying in production.

Our approach

We model every run as a durable state machine persisted after each step. Tool calls declare whether they are reversible; irreversible ones pause for human approval and resume from the exact step once granted. Every run produces a replayable trace, so a failure three weeks ago can be re-executed against new code.

This began as internal tooling. We were building agents for clients and rewriting the same durability layer each time: checkpointing, retries, approval gates, trace capture. The fourth rewrite became a product.

What it does differently

The design premise is that an agent is a long-running workflow, not a chat loop. That reframing solves most of the reliability problems people attribute to models. A workflow can be paused, resumed on another machine, replayed against a new prompt, and audited months later.

Where it fits

It is used in production for order reconciliation, contract review triage, and multi-step ops runbooks. These are cases where a wrong action is expensive and the audit trail is not optional.

Working on something like this?

We take on a small number of engagements at a time. Bring the problem.

Free consultation