Fail-closed
Default deny.
Nothing slips through.
The execution authority for AI agents
HELM is the fail-closed execution layer between AI agents and real-world systems. It decides what's allowed, enforces policy, and creates cryptographic evidence for everything that happens.
Default deny.
Nothing slips through.
Every decision is signed.
Every effect is verifiable.
Open source kernel.
Enterprise control plane.
How HELM works
An agent or application proposes an action.
Policy is evaluated against context and rules.
Action runs in an isolated kernel jurisdiction.
Decisions and effects are signed and recorded.
ProofLogs and EvidencePacks capture the full trace.
Anyone can verify offline with public proof.
HELM AI Kernel
Interposable, policy, sandboxing, proofs, and verifiability. Run anywhere. Integrate everywhere.
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HELM AI Company OS
Company AI OS turns drift, requests, and operational signals into reviewed specs, approvals, Kernel-governed execution, and closure evidence.
Map agents, tools, owners, and policies in one operating layer.
Apply access, approval, and budget rules before work runs.
Require source hashes, receipts, and EvidencePack refs before web Search/Fetch evidence informs specs.
Bind decisions, receipts, and effects to governed actions.
Review drift and update policy from observed outcomes.
Governed Work In Action
One company action enters HELM, receives a policy decision, routes approval when needed, and leaves behind a receipt.
Verifiable by design
HELM proof paths bind decisions to receipts and EvidencePacks where a source-owned route exists. Receipts show the decision. EvidencePacks show the review chain for that route.
Signature valid
Integrity verified
No tampering detected
Verify offline Open sample EvidencePacks“HELM makes autonomy possible without giving up control.”
Join the builders turning AI into trustworthy autonomous work.