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Cognitive Airlock OS

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Zero-authority financial governance cockpit for AI agents

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Zero-authority financial governance cockpit for AI agents

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Cognitive Airlock OS stops LLM hallucinations in financial workflows. Probabilistic AI agents shouldn't execute state directly. Airlock enforces 0% LLM authority using deterministic TypeScript guardrails: • Surcharges unbilled scope creep ($60/hr) • Hard budget kill-switch ($5K cap) • Automatic PII & API secret quarantine • SHA-256 state seal + Webhook dispatch receipts Open-source, local-first cockpit built with Next.js 15.

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Launch tags:Open Source•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Cognitive Airlock OS because probabilistic language models should never have direct execution authority over sensitive financial workflows or enterprise endpoints. When autonomous agents handle client agreements and invoices, subtle scope creep and hallucinated parameters compound rapidly. In Airlock, the model has 0% execution authority: it can only propose structured tokens. Deterministic TypeScript engines inspect the intent, redact secrets, enforce hourly surcharges ($60/hr benchmark) and safety budget caps ($5,000), and sign the payload with a SHA-256 seal before firing upstream webhooks. Everything is fully open source and runs client-first on Next.js 15. I'd love to hear your feedback on zero-authority agent architectures!

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