Agentic Control Suite
Give agents hands. Hold the keys.
AI agents can now take real action — operating infrastructure, browsing the web, recovering systems. The Agentic Control Suite lets them, while keeping a human in the loop for every consequential step. One signing authority. Cryptographic clearances. Fail-closed by default.
// The model
One tower, many aircraft.
A single control tower (ACT) is the only thing that can sign and approve a privileged action. Every product in the suite is an aircraft: it must obtain a signed clearance from the tower before it acts. Approvals happen on your phone, backed by your device's secure hardware. Nothing privileged happens without a signed, operator-approved clearance — and everything is logged.
■ Cleared · TWR
// The suite
Products
Agentic Control Tower
The signing authority for the entire suite.
→ /act — Agentic Control TowerAgenticKVM
Out-of-band infrastructure control for AI agents.
→ /agentickvm — AgenticKVMBrowserBridge
Secure AI co-browsing — the agent drives, you clear the turns.
→ /browserbridge — BrowserBridgeOn the horizon— AgenticRemote: in-band remote control for agent-operated systems.
// Why it's built this way
The security posture
- Fail-closed
- Deny by default; an unverified or missing clearance means no action.
- Operator-in-the-loop
- A human clears every privileged step.
- Hardware-backed approval
- Clearances are signed by a key rooted in your device's secure hardware.
- Least authority
- Each clearance is scoped to a specific capability.
- Auditable & open
- Every request and decision is logged, and the core protocol is open source. A security model you can't inspect isn't one you should trust.