Hey Product Hunt 👋 We built TURABON around a simple question: If AI agents are going to act, spend and buy on their own, who decides what they should actually be allowed to do? Today, enterprises are stuck between two bad options. Require human approval for every consequential action, and the “autonomous” agent becomes another human-operated workflow. Or give the agent wallets, tools, APIs and purchasing authority directly—and accept a level of execution risk most organizations aren’t comfortable with. We think there should be a third path. With TURABON, humans define the objectives, budgets, permissions and risk boundaries. Agents can then discover, purchase and invoke commercial capabilities at runtime within those boundaries. Before a consequential action becomes real, our Domain Oracle evaluates it as a Critical Action and can return: Allow / Approval Required / Recovery Required / Block We’re also opening the other side of the network: developers, companies—and accountable Agent Providers—can offer capabilities that other agents can discover and purchase. Our bigger belief is that software is changing from something humans buy into something that can become a buyer itself. Software itself is becoming a buyer. Today is our first public launch, and we’d genuinely love the Product Hunt community to push on the idea. What would you need to trust an AI agent with real execution authority? — C.C. Yuan Co-Founder & CEO, Leviathan Matrix

TURABON

Let AI agents buy capabilities—without giving up control

Let AI agents buy capabilities—without giving up control