AEGIS decides whether an AI agent may act, and proves it with a receipt that an independent verifier rereads. MAIVAR reads an entire Windows workstation in twenty seconds without writing a byte, down to what an AI assistant can launch there. Caribbean BioAI shows, across 3,731 species, that a plant's described chemistry follows human attention, not rarity. Passeport Machine keeps a machine's regulatory file as a living register, and refuses to print a false one. In all four, what is claimed can be redone, and what was ruled out stays on the record.
Cybersecurity · Agentic AI
AEGIS Control
A control layer that refuses to let an AI agent act until its identity, its mission, the evidence, the authorization and a safe rollback can all be verified.
27
specification vectors reproduced byte for byte by an independent verifier written in Rust
5
gates between an agent's proposal and its effect, each issuing a signed artifact
A complete snapshot of a Windows workstation in twenty seconds, without admin rights and without writing a single byte, including what an AI assistant can launch on your behalf. Sealed, signed, and anchored in the AEGIS transparency log.
318 → 0
raw memory indicators brought down to zero false positives
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planted canaries detected at the expected level, then removed without a trace
A reproducible study of the flora of Martinique shows that a plant's described chemistry follows human attention, not rarity. It keeps every hypothesis it ruled out, with the reason why.
The regulatory twin of a machine under Regulation (EU) 2023/1230: a digital instruction manual behind a QR code, a versioned technical file, an evidence register, and a watch on the applicable texts.
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essential health and safety requirements, versioned and sourced
4
possible states of truth for each piece of evidence
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