Comment by bhaviav100

I’ve been experimenting with exactly this pattern.

I built a small authority gateway that sits between agents and downstream systems and forces all high-risk actions through deterministic policy before execution.

In a v2 iteration I just shipped, the gateway returns:

• risk scores on attempted actions • the policy path that fired • highlighted spans in the agent output that triggered the rule • a preview of the approval chain required • admin endpoints to review and approve pending actions

The key thing I learned: teams don’t just need allow/deny. They need explainable enforcement so when something breaks they can see whether policy failed or the agent bypassed intent.

Curious whether people here treat message drafting and API execution differently, or if everything funnels through the same enforcement layer.

https://authority.bhaviavelayudhan.com/v2/console