Ceadly
Human approval for AI agents, sealed as proof
Ceadly launched on July 24, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Every enterprise using AI agents faces the same gap: agents now send emails, issue refunds, and touch production systems, but there's no record of who approved it before it happened. Ceadly adds one line of code, @guard, in front of any consequential agent action. Execution pauses. A named, accountable reviewer decides — Approve, Reject, Modify, or Request More Info. The decision is hashed and timestamped the instant it's made. Not a log. A signature.
Your AI agent just took an action. Who authorized it? Ceadly makes sure someone always does — and proves it, forever.
A support agent's autoreply loop reached the entire customer base before anyone at the company saw it. $2.3M returned to the wrong accounts in eleven minutes. No human ever saw the parameters. Six weeks of downstream reconciliation. No record of who — or what — authorized the change. The agent requests a consequential action. Ceadly intercepts before execution. @ceadly.guard(policy="prod_write") agent.execute(action) STEP 02 The decision routes to the right human under your policy. They see everything. They approve, deny, or amend. The action executes. The record is hashed, signed, and committed to a public ledger. It can't be altered later. sha3-256: 4c9d...ae12 ledger: ceadly.me height:…from ceadly.me
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