Trust does not scale at machine speed

Yebo launched a runtime verification platform that enforces policy checks on AI agent actions before execution, addressing the security gap created by autonomous systems operating at machine speed. The platform evaluates every sensitive action against deterministic policy rules in under 50 milliseconds, producing signed receipts for audit trails while defaulting to fail-closed when policy is unreachable. Enterprises face growing risk as AI agents execute payments, sign contracts, and modify infrastructure using authorization systems designed for human-paced workflows.

The checkpoint beforeAI actions execute. Enforce verified intent at machine speed. Every sensitive AI action is evaluated against policy before execution. Deterministic, runtime-enforced, and fail-closed by design. - Policy eval - <50ms - Posture - Fail-closed - Audit - Immutable await yebo.verify { action: "transfer.funds", amount: 4 200 00, currency: "USD", destination: "acct 8a4f...", agent: "ops-runner-3" } The problem Authorization built for humanscannot govern autonomous agents. AI agents now execute payments, sign contracts, and modify production infrastructure. The systems that decide whether those actions are allowed were not designed for callers that act ten thousand times an hour. Agents move at machine speed An autonomous agent can chain a hundred actions before a human sees the first one. Approval queues that worked for humans collapse the moment they meet inference loops. Existing auth assumes humans OAuth scopes, session tokens, role grants. All of it was designed around a person clicking a button. Hand the same credentials to an agent and the model becomes the security perimeter. Actions chain autonomously One ambiguous instruction becomes ten downstream calls across systems you don’t own. Without a checkpoint at each call, intent drift becomes financial loss, data exposure, or silent state changes. Enterprises need runtime verification Build-time guardrails and prompt filters can’t prove what the agent actually executed. Compliance, finance, and security teams need a deterministic gate at the moment of execution, not a log to read after. How Yebo works Intent, verified before execution. A three-stage pipeline sits between every agent and every sensitive action. Each stage is deterministic, recorded, and impossible to bypass. Intent The agent declares what it wants to do, in structured form. Action type, parameters, target, caller identity. Every call is a signed proposal, not a side effect. { action: "transfer.funds", amount: 4 200 00, destination: "acct 8a4f" } Policy verification Yebo evaluates the intent against your policy bundle in milliseconds. Deterministic rules, scoped permissions, threshold checks, and dependency graphs, all enforced before the runtime sees a single side effect. policy: payments.transfer match: amount < 5 000 00 && destination ∈ vendors = ALLOW Authorized execution Only verified actions reach your runtime. Each one carries a signed receipt that proves what was approved, by which policy, against which agent identity. Replayable, auditable, and tamper-evident. decision: ALLOW receipt: rcpt a1b2c3d4 policy: payments.below threshold verified: 2026-05-15T17:24:08Z Runtime enforcement Policy is not a guideline.It is a gate. Yebo is the enforcement layer between agent intent and runtime execution. Every property below is checked at call time, on every action, with no exceptions and no overrides. - 01 Deterministic verification Every decision is the output of a pure policy function. Same input, same outcome, every time. No model, no stochasticity, no drift. - 02 Runtime policy checks Policies execute inline at the call site, not at deploy time. Updates propagate instantly across every agent, every fleet, every region. - 03 Immutable audit trails Each verification produces a signed receipt. Replay any decision months later with the exact policy, parameters, and identity that produced it. - 04 Scoped permissions Agents receive narrow, time-bound capabilities, never a blanket key. Scope is enforced at the gate, not assumed by the caller. - 05 Fail-closed by default If policy is unreachable, ambiguous, or mid-update, the action does not execute. Silence is denial. There are no implicit allow paths. Use cases Wherever an agent can take an action,a checkpoint belongs. Yebo sits in front of any sensitive operation financial, contractual, or infrastructural and enforces what is allowed before the runtime ever sees the call. Payments Bound transfers, refunds, and payouts to verified policy. Threshold-gated, vendor-scoped, replay-resistant. amount < 5,000 USD ∧ vendor ∈ approved Procurement Verify purchase orders, vendor changes, and budget allocations before they land in your ERP. po.total ≤ budget.remaining Contracts Gate signatures, amendments, and counterparty changes against legal-approved templates and authority matrices. signer.role ∈ contract.signers Infrastructure actions Approve or block production changes IAM grants, secret rotations, schema migrations at the moment they execute. env = prod ⇒ requires.approval Protected APIs Wrap any internal or third-party API in a policy gate. Per-call verification with no SDK surgery on the caller. rate.window 60s ∧ scope = read Enterprise workflows Multi-step automations stay inside policy as they fan out across systems. Drift, escalation, and side effects are rejected at the boundary. step.k.requires step.k-1.receipt Developer experience An SDK call, a policy file,and a signed receipt. Drop Yebo in front of any sensitive call. Policies are versioned text. Verification returns a deterministic decision and a tamper-evident receipt. Nothing else changes about your runtime. 01 · API Verify before execute js import { Yebo } from "@yebo/sdk"; const yebo = new Yebo { apiKey: process.env.YEBO KEY } ; const decision = await yebo.verify { agent: "ops-runner-3", action: "transfer.funds", params: { amount: 4 200 00, currency: "USD", destination: "acct 8a4f9c" } } ; if decision.allow { await stripe.transfers.create decision.params ; } 02 · Policy Schema as code policy "payments.transfer" { match action == "transfer.funds" allow { amount < 5 000 00 currency in "USD", "EUR" destination in vendors.approved agent.scope contains "payments:write" } require { receipt audit.signed } } 03 · Receipt Verification artifact { "decision": "ALLOW", "policy": "payments.transfer", "agent": "ops-runner-3", "params": { "amount": 420000, "currency": "USD" }, "receipt": "rcpt a1b2c3d4e5f6", "verified": "2026-05-15T17:24:08.412Z", "signature": "ed25519:b9e3...4f2a" } Security & auditability Cryptographic proof of every decision.For your auditors, your regulators, and you. Compliance is not a layer on top. It is a property of the gate itself. Every action that touches Yebo leaves behind a verifiable artifact. Immutable audit history Every verification, allowed or denied, is appended to a tamper-evident log. Reconstruct any decision, byte for byte, years later. Verification before execution Policy evaluates the full action graph before a single side effect runs. Denials block in microseconds; allowances carry a signed proof forward. Execution traceability Every receipt links agent identity, policy version, parameters, and downstream call. Investigations end with a single ID, not a forensics project. Policy enforcement layer Policies are versioned, signed, and applied at runtime. There is one source of truth, one place to change, one place to audit. Infrastructure for the agent economy Make every agent actionpass through a checkpoint. Deploy Yebo in front of one workflow today. By the end of the quarter, every sensitive AI action in your stack ships with a signed, replayable proof of authorization.