They trigger payments. They deploy code. They modify workflows. Sean detects instability from the outside — and alerts you in Slack before impact.
You monitor infrastructure. Security. Performance. Cost. You don't monitor behavior. When an agent's logic shifts or scope expands — you discover it after customer impact.
Public reporting linked an internal agentic coding tool to a 13-hour disruption of a cost-management feature. Amazon disputes the framing. No behavioral monitoring was in place to detect the agent's deviation from expected scope.
A chatbot invented a refund policy. The company was held legally liable. No drift detection caught the policy deviation.
External, read-only monitoring. No prompt access. Connect via official APIs / action traces — read-only scopes, no agent-side code.
What drifted — scope creep · logic inconsistency · boundary erosion. Drift Score — 0–100 with trend direction. Evidence — recent samples + anomalous patterns. Next step — review · throttle · require approval · rollback.
| Signal | Detail |
|---|---|
| What drifted | Scope creep · Logic inconsistency · Boundary erosion |
| Drift Score | 0–100 with trend direction |
| Evidence | Recent samples + anomalous patterns |
| Next step | Review · Throttle · Require approval · Rollback |
Controlled screening: 500 agents · 48 hours · external observation only.
If you're running autonomous agents in production and you've had an "oh shit" moment where behavior shifted unexpectedly — we want to make sure it never happens again.
We'll review your submission and respond within 48 hours.
If you're a fit, expect a direct
message
from the founding team.