When you have to decide if it is safe to let an agent act
Let agents act without letting them act alone.
Before you let an agent act on real state, prod, spend, or customer data, you want the blast radius: what it can touch, what stops it, and what you can read afterward. Who owns it when the agent gets it wrong. SynthWeave holds a consequential write as a proposal at the data layer, before it lands, server-enforced. Not a node someone remembered to place. A property of the platform.
Enforcement, not a reminder
The gate is a property of the platform, not a node in a flow.
Other tools ship a gate you author into a graph or a step you design into a workflow. That works until the day someone building the next flow forgets to place it. SynthWeave holds the write server-side, at the data layer, before it lands. The human reviews a proposal, not a rollback of something that already happened.
Audit is the default, not a feature
You can read exactly what happened.
Every run is a record you can read: what the agent touched, where the halt landed, and what a human accepted. The blast radius is not a promise in a data sheet. It is the trace itself, and you can read it before you let anything act.
See it act
Read the trace before you let it act.
Talk to us, get a workspace, and read a run trace to see where the halt lands. Then decide what you are willing to let an agent do.