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About Agent Action Safety for autonomous tools and purchases
Agent Action Safety, operated under the name Hermes Plant, provides a safety and assurance layer for autonomous software agents and automated purchases. The service acts as a deterministic gate that evaluates consequential actions—such as shell commands, Git operations, SQL queries, infrastructure changes, deployments, x402 transactions, and MCP actions—before they are executed. Based on assessed risk, low-risk actions proceed, medium-risk actions proceed with recorded evidence, and high or critical risk actions are blocked into review triage with a receipt and status record. The platform offers APIs, including a per-call quick gate priced at one cent and a more comprehensive workflow, with payments accepted in USDC on the Base network.
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