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PolicyGeniiPart of the AgentGenii Suite

PolicyGenii — Agents Earn Their Authority. Task by Task.

Every other approach hands an agent a set of permissions and hopes it stays inside them. PolicyGenii does the opposite: agents get no execution through the gateway without valid authority, propose the authority a task actually needs, and negotiate a scoped, time-bounded contract — which deterministic code, not an AI, then enforces.

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What PolicyGenii Is

PolicyGenii is the "Mother May I" layer of the AgentGenii Suite. An agent describes the access it needs for a specific task; PolicyGenii evaluates that request against your policies, can push back with a narrower scope, and — after the required approval — issues a signed, time-bounded contract that deterministic checks enforce on every governed call. Because no model is involved in enforcement, the approved bounds cannot be talked around: a request beyond them is refused or escalated, never argued into existence. Patent provisional filed April 2026.

Core Capabilities

  • No execution through the gateway without valid signed authority; agents request scope per task
  • PolicyGenii can suggest a narrower scope before authority is approved and signed
  • Contracts are enforced deterministically by the gateway and PolicyGenii's native evaluator (OPA on the legacy path) — no AI in the loop
  • Governed requests, approvals, and calls are cryptographically attributable, with coverage checked during review
How it works

Least privilege, negotiated and signed.

An agent requests access; PolicyGenii evaluates it and can suggest a narrower scope; after the required approval a time-bounded contract is signed, and a deterministic gate — not an AI — enforces it.

  • No execution through the gateway without valid signed authority; agents request scope per task
  • PolicyGenii can suggest a narrower scope before authority is approved and signed
  • Contracts are enforced deterministically by the gateway and PolicyGenii's native evaluator (OPA on the legacy path) — no AI in the loop
PolicyGenii illustration
How PolicyGenii fits

Built to compose with the rest of Autom8ly’s Genii.

PolicyGenii decides what an agent may do. ComplianceGenii sets the outer bounds from your regulatory policy; KnowledgeGenii governs what the agent knows; CipherGenii protects data within its configured confidentiality boundary.

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Core Use Cases

1

Granting AI agents least-privilege access without static, brittle RBAC

2

Passing CISO and AI-council review with pre-execution, signed authority contracts

3

Containing blast radius — through the gateway, an agent cannot touch what it did not negotiate

4

Producing cryptographic audit artifacts for EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and SOX

Frequently Asked Questions

RBAC and IAM grant standing permissions defined ahead of time — brittle and contextually blind. PolicyGenii grants nothing by default and negotiates task-specific, time-bounded authority at runtime, enforced by deterministic code.
No. Negotiation happens before the contract is signed. Once signed, enforcement is deterministic code with no AI in the loop — there is nothing to persuade. A prompt injection can change what the agent asks for; it cannot change what the signed contract allows.
No. PolicyGenii sits above frameworks like LangGraph, Azure Agent Framework, Bedrock AgentCore, or MCP as a governance plane — your agents keep their code and gain bounded authority.