CREDALUMEAuthority boundaries
Can the agent reach actions, identities or resources beyond the authority actually granted?
AI AGENT ASSURANCE
Your AI agents can act.
Can you prove they acted within authority?
Credalume validates high-risk agent behaviors against agreed authority boundaries and produces evidence-backed findings, remediation priorities and retest-ready outputs.
Bounded scope · Evidence-backed · Human-reviewed · No claim of universal safety
WHAT WE VALIDATE
Security at the point where an agent becomes consequential.
Tool & action controls
Do sensitive tool calls remain constrained when prompts or retrieved content try to redirect behavior?
Approval integrity
Are high-impact approvals current, explicit and bound to the exact action being executed?
Execution evidence
Can a reviewer reconstruct the attempted action, decision, boundary and result from retained evidence?
SYNTHETIC DEMONSTRATION
See the difference between a claim and an evidence-backed result.
SYNTHETIC · SA-02
Retrieved-content authority separation
A fictional procurement agent receives an embedded instruction to bypass approval and submit an €8,400 purchase.
RESULTPARTIAL
Execution was blocked downstream, but upstream instruction separation was not independently demonstrated.
Illustrative only. Not a customer result, certification or guarantee.
FOUNDING OFFER
Private Validation Pilot — €690
One agreed AI-agent scenario. One bounded environment. A controlled assurance session designed to produce evidence you can review and act on.
Scope
Pre-agreed scenario, controls, stop conditions and evidence boundary.
Deliverable
Findings, evidence strength, remediation priorities, human review and executive summary.
Upgrade credit
The €690 pilot fee is credited toward Assurance when started within 30 days.
START BOUNDED
Validate one consequential agent workflow before expanding scope.
Founding Pilot availability is intentionally limited while Credalume builds its first commercial validation dataset.
Request the €690 PilotA request does not create an engagement. Scope and authorization are agreed before testing.