Security

Security teams need proof before agents touch systems.

Use HELM to turn risky agent side effects into policy checks, approval paths, and signed receipts.

The Kernel is live. Company OS is preview. Enterprise is coming soon.

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Pain

AI agents can request access, move data, or call tools faster than security review can reconstruct what happened.

Workflow

Classify the side effect, require owner approval for sensitive scope, then let the Kernel allow, deny, or escalate.

Proof artifact

Signed receipt plus EvidencePack reference for the approved action.

From outcome to receipt

One loop, five checkpoints.

1

Define outcome

Name the work result and the side effect it would require.

2

HELM maps context

Read company state, owners, policy, prior receipts, and drift signals.

3

Approve plan

Turn drift into a reviewed GeneratedSpec or approval request.

4

Kernel executes

Run only after the fail-closed Kernel returns an allowed verdict.

5

Receipt proves it

Write a signed receipt and EvidencePack reference for review.

Trust substitutes

No customer logos required to inspect the boundary.

GitHub repo

Public HELM AI Kernel source is inspectable.

 Apache-2.0

Kernel license is public and source-owned.

 Verifier demo

Receipt verification runs locally in the browser.

 Docs

HELM docs carry the technical product boundary.

 SBOM and provenance

Public site build artifacts are visible as trust substitutes.

 Founder bios

The company page identifies the people behind the work.

 Pricing

Free, Developer, Team, Scale, and Enterprise plan anchors are public; checkout remains gated.

Bring one consequential action to HELM.

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