Kerem Özdemir

Stamphall

product

A checkpoint between a company's AI assistants and its systems: every action an assistant asks for is checked at six windows first, and one no stops it.

The Stamphall page: Every call your AI agents make gets stamped before it reaches your systems, above a hall of six windows with a clerk at each and two rule engines standing over the counterThe Stamphall page: Every call your AI agents make gets stamped before it reaches your systems, above a hall of six windows with a clerk at each and two rule engines standing over the counter

What it does

An agent that can send invoices can also send the wrong one, to the wrong customer. Stamphall stands between a company's AI agents and its APIs and checks each call at six windows, one question per window.

Who are you, is this yours, are you allowed, is it too risky to do alone, who approved it, and has it been done before. One no stops the call, and the agent is told why.

What the API sends back passes a privacy desk that removes the fields a policy marks as private, and a console shows every decision with the rule that made it.

Measured

  • 373Go tests, 369 of them under the race detector
  • 68rule tests for OPA and Cedar
  • 22security audit findings, 18 fixed

Where it stands

Runs on a company's own machine with Docker: two gateway replicas, a database and the second rule engine. It is not hosted or for sale, and the repository is private.

Behind the password

The films, the screenshots and how it is built open with a password. The key is made in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

The password is not published. Ask me for it by email or on LinkedIn: kozdemir3523@gmail.com · LinkedIn opens in a new tab

The door

The product's own site is not public yet. Behind the door is a sealed copy of it that opens with a password, in your browser.

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