AI agents you can actually approve.
Engineers want agents in production. You can't see who they are, what they can touch, or what they did.
Authority envelopeset by you
You set the fence. AI Employees work inside it.
What goes wrong without it
No scope
Agents inherit the access of whoever deployed them.
Audits by hand
Reconstructed after the fact, from logs nobody designed for it.
Regulation is accelerating
NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act are outpacing roadmaps.
What Tymeline ships with
- Verified identity
- A named identity in your IdP. Not a service account. The same access reviews as a person.
- Scoped credentials
- Per program and per tool, enforced at runtime. An attempt outside the scope is blocked and logged.
- Named human approval
- On every consequential action, with MFA.
- Decision receipts
- Intent, sources, reasoning, policy and approver — tamper-evident and anchored. Provenance that is cryptographic, not narrative.
- SIEM export
- Native to Splunk, Sentinel and Chronicle.
- One-command suspend
- Any AI Employee, immediately, with its history kept for forensics.
In numbers
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100%
of consequential actions anchored for audit
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1
command to suspend an AI Employee
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48h
turnaround on a new security questionnaire
For programs that can't use a cloud at all
ITAR programs run on Patrick: on-device inference, a local audit chain with chain of custody on the box, and sealed, tamper-resistant hardware. Tymeline is SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 attested, GDPR compliant, aligned to NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001-ready.