AI Mandate · For companies · Testnet pilot
Know what your AI may do and who approved it.
Give an agent a specific brief and limits. Keep proposals, decisions and verifiable fingerprints in one company workspace.
Open company workspace →Set the rules
Name the agent and define its purpose, limits and expiry.
Record a proposal
Enter an action manually or connect a tool through the API. The company owner approves or rejects it.
Find the evidence
A private history is created. Its fingerprint is automatically sent to Base Sepolia and linked to a transaction once confirmed.
Example: a client proposal
An agent prepares a proposal and submits a short description and the fingerprint of that document version. The owner approves that version. Later, they can trace the applicable brief and the version the decision concerned. Your connected tool handles actually sending the proposal.
What the company owner gains
- A clear view of agreed rules and active mandates.
- Traceable proposals and decisions instead of searching chats.
- Exportable evidence and an independently traceable blockchain fingerprint.
Getting started
Sign in, register your company and create a mandate once its profile is approved. You can enter the first record manually. Your administrator can connect a compatible tool through the API to submit proposals automatically. MCP connection guide: MCP / API.
Open company workspace →What the pilot supports today
The MCP connector and API record explicitly submitted actions only. They do not read other chats or enforce rules outside this workspace. Owners can enable weekly email reports. Connection requires a compatible MCP client supporting a custom key or local stdio bridge; it does not connect an entire AI account.
Only a fingerprint goes onchain, not document or chat text. The testnet is not a permanent archive. A fingerprint helps verify record integrity; it does not prove content truth or AI Act compliance.
API connection guide ↗