We build operating systems for AI-enabled companies.
Sanction AI turns fragmented experiments into systems that run the business: agent infrastructure, internal tools, automated workflows, and the policies that keep them accountable.
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The wallet an AI agent carries.
Identity says who the agent is. Payment rails move money. Sanction carries the missing operating authority: what this agent may do, under whose policy, within what budget, and with what proof.
Discover
A counterparty finds the issuer and verification surface.
Present
The agent carries a signed, scoped, time-bound mandate.
Verify
The counterparty checks budget, scope, freeze, and revocation.
Prove
Each authorization becomes attributable evidence.
$ npx sanction-mcp✓ wallet connected ops_agent_07✓ 10 governance tools available→ sanction_authorize_toolAUTHORIZED · request dec_8f31Authority becomes part of the agent's runtime.
Govern spend, provisioning, tools, capabilities, credentials, token cost, and outcomes from any MCP host. Mint short-lived mandates for child agents and let counterparties verify them without a Sanction API key.
Today's stdio MCP is cooperative. Enforced tool interception is the next hosted broker phase.
Install the MCP server ↗The work is sitting there. The hire isn't coming.
You posted an AI role that isn't filling
The person who can build AI and also understand your business is a unicorn. Big tech pays them more than the role makes sense for, and the work is still sitting there.
You tried the tools and nothing stuck
Someone bought licenses, a few people experimented, the excitement faded. It happens when nobody installs AI on the way you actually work.
Your team is at capacity and the asks keep coming
You don't need more headcount to deliver more. You need the repetitive half of the work to run itself so your people can spend their hours on judgment.
What you end up with.
Not a strategy deck. Working systems, running in production, with your team trained on the handoff.
The morning that runs itself
Intake, follow-ups, reporting, the recurring hours — wired to run on their own. You review the exceptions; you stop retyping.
The app that's in your head
The internal tool your team's wanted for years, now cheap enough to actually build with AI. Scoped, shipped, dependable in production.
Faster, still unmistakably you
Drafting, structuring, repurposing at speed — tuned so everything that ships still reads like your company wrote it.
Live in weeks, not quarters
A modern site — designed, written with you, instrumented, shipped AI-fast. The same way we built this one.
Four steps, no mystery.
A real conversation
Thirty minutes on your goals, current workflows, and the first system worth building.
A look at your workflows
We map where the hours go and where AI removes friction, measured against real outcomes.
A first build with a fixed scope
One concrete thing, priced exactly before any work starts. A workflow that runs itself, an internal tool, a content system. Your team puts its hands on it in weeks.
A simple ongoing rhythm
Keep building monthly, or have us embedded a few days a month as your fractional AI operator.
We run production AI. That's why we can install it.
The advice comes from operating real systems with real users — not from slides.
Ethical analysis of documents, decisions, and processes
Authored with Dr. A.C. Ping, PhD. Bring it a contract, a policy, a decision you're weighing — it surfaces what's at stake, who's affected, and where the reasoning drifts. Built for the calls a person has to make. Free to try.
Try the analyst →The wallet an AI agent carries
Budgets, human sign-off, and a signed record of what agents spend and do. MCP, REST, Bedrock — the wallet travels with the agent.
Explore the platform →What we won't do.
Sell you “transformation.” You'll get specific systems with names, owners, and measured outcomes.
Automate your voice away. Anything a human reads as you stays written by you. AI makes you faster.
Ship anything you can't see into. If it touches your data or your customers, you can audit what it did and turn it off.
Build dependency. If you can't run it without us when we leave, we haven't finished the job.