Objective
Prevent unsafe autonomous behavior without removing useful automation.
Budget, rate, anomaly, and kill-switch controls create a hard execution perimeter around all agents.
Objective
Prevent unsafe autonomous behavior without removing useful automation.
Budget controls cap notional exposure per agent, strategy, and time window.
Permits and account constraints are rechecked before final execution.
Rate limits prevent action bursts during unstable conditions. Anomaly checks score unexpected behavior against baseline patterns.
High-severity anomalies route to hold-and-review or hard-stop behavior depending on policy class.
Kill switch immediately halts new execution attempts and can trigger cleanup workflows for open strategies.
The switch must be externally triggerable and observable in operator dashboards.
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