Four ways to work with us
Open-source software you run yourself, a file you buy once, a service your agents use, and an engagement for the account behind them. Each has its own page; this is the map.
Flat prices • No metered anything • Every claim on this site is on a public, verifiable record
Open sourceRemit
Authorized, bounded and provably complete cloud activity for AI agents: every action checked against the warrant a person signed, using the cloud's own record rather than the agent's.
- Warrants a person signs; a delegation can only narrow
- No standing credentials: a broker issues short-lived ones, stamped with the warrant
- Reconciliation in both directions, against the provider's own record
- A witnessed log, an MCP server, and a plugin for Claude Code
Apache-2.0, on AWS today. How it works and how to start; the film: is the log all of it?
KitSecure Agent Deployment Kit
Everything to take agentic AI to production without a security incident or a surprise bill: a guide plus the templates, recipes, and examples you actually use.
- The guide: six parts plus three printable checklists
- Threat-model worksheet and incident runbook
- Logging schema, guardrail and killswitch recipes
- IAM least-privilege skeletons and a worked incident
PDF guide + editable templates (ZIP), instant download. Checkout and delivery by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record; they handle sales tax and the receipt.
ServiceAttestation service
A journal for your agents, kept by someone who is not the agent: appended over HTTPS, closed into blocks every hour, anchored to two independent authorities, verifiable by anyone.
- Open: free, one tenant, 1,000 records a month
- Team: $99 a month, ten tenants, private journals
- Regulated: $990 a month, retention you set, a signed monthly report
- Clients in Python and Node; the open verifier for the rest
Our own journal is kept the same way: verify it in your browser.
EngagementAgent readiness audit
Two weeks, fixed fee, quoted from a free read-only check you run yourself: whether an agent in your AWS account could spend without a limit, reach further than intended, or act without a record you could prove afterwards.
- The check: one Python file, twenty read-only calls, five minutes
- The fixes: linted CloudFormation, published, cost and reversal stated
- The audit: every change a reviewable diff, runbooks at handover
- $8,000 to $19,000, set by the result, fixed once agreed
The quote comes from the check's result, not from a call; the page shows it the moment you open the link the check prints.