What should an AI agent be allowed to buy—and who decides?
AI agents are becoming capable of finding products and initiating purchases—but payment capability does not equal permission.
I built Warrant to explore the missing authorization layer for agentic commerce.
A human writes a spending policy in plain English, reviews the compiled clauses, and confirms it. Every proposed purchase then receives a deterministic ALLOW, ESCALATE, or DENY decision, citing the clause that governed it.
Only allowed or human-approved actions proceed to the payment flow.
I’d love the Product Hunt community’s perspective:
• Where would this control layer be most valuable?
• Which actions should always require human approval?
• What evidence would you need before trusting an AI agent to spend?
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/@aiwarrant
GitHub: https://github.com/rmanish2000-del/warrant
Devfolio: https://devfolio.co/projects/warrant-an-authorization-layer-for-ai-purchasing-agents-855e
Built during the Push to Prod 2026 hackathon.

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