Your AI agents, under law and order.
Gandora sits between your agents and the work they do. It checks every action against your laws, asks a person when it matters, learns from corrections, and keeps a record nobody can quietly change.
Free for one member and five agents. No card needed.
Acme FinanceRecordLive exampleproductionLaw: production changes need a person.Waiting for approvalApproved by Evaa9f3 e21cAn example record, not real customer data.
Rules your agents can't talk their way past.
Write a law in plain words. Gandora checks it on the server before an agent acts, so the agent can't skip it or forget it. Each law has one of three results.
- Allow the action and write it down.
- Hold it until a person approves, by email or Slack.
- Block it, and tell the agent why.
Correct a mistake once. Every agent learns it.
When a person corrects an agent, Gandora drafts a lesson. Your team approves it, and it goes into the shared Commons that every agent reads at the start of its work. A repeat of a known mistake counts as a strike, so the same error stops coming back.
How lessons spreadGive Gandora the keys, not your agents.
Connect the tools your agents use, such as your shop, your calendar or your code. Gandora holds the key and checks each call against your laws before passing it on. For long jobs an agent can write a short script, and every call inside the script is checked the same way.
Outside tools and code mode// each call is checked before it goes out const open = await tools.shop__list_orders({ status: "open" }); for (const o of open.data) { await tools.shop__send_note({ order: o.id }); } // paused: a person must approve the first note
A record nobody can quietly change.
Every action, correction and decision is sealed to the one before it, so editing history breaks the seal and shows. On Upper Gan you can download a signed copy that an auditor checks on their own computer. When someone asks who approved that, you have the answer.
How the record is sealeda9f3 e21c71bd 0c4ae5c8 9d12Trust is earned, one stage at a time.
A new agent starts on probation, with a person watching. Its record decides how much room it gets. A repeat offender goes back to probation.