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Give your AI Agent money. Not a blank check.
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Give your AI Agent money. Not a blank check.
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AI agents can already shop, book, and research on their own but the moment one needs to pay, every existing system assumes a human clicks approve. Nobody built for agents. Orite fixes that. Set spending limits once Orite enforces them on every transaction, automatically. Stay within budget, it just happens. Go over, it's blocked or held for a quick yes/no. Every payment logged, always explainable. Works wherever you build your agent. This is day one of AI having its own money.
Orite
You asked what is missing. The spend that sits inside the limit and is still wrong. Right amount, confident agent, wrong thing. A budget does nothing there. Can autonomy options be set till the time trust gets built with user?
Also can I reverse after the fact or raise dispute (worst case scenario)? And does the log/trace tell me which decision led to the charge, or only what the charge was? That second one is what lets me go fix the agent right, which is gonna be criitcal.
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Right a budget only checks how much was spent, not if it was the right thing to buy. That part's not on Orite, that's the AI's own thinking, we just handle the payment side.
For the initial version after a purchase happens, you just tell it "this was good" or "this was wrong." Do that enough times and the agent builds a track record. Good record, it gets more freedom. Bad record, we hold more stuff back for you to approve first. So yeah, training wheels at first, less hand-holding as it earns trust.
Refunds work exactly like normal you return the wrong item, the store decides if they refund it, same as always. We just make sure that if the money comes back, it actually lands back in the right agent's account properly.
And the log isn't just gonna say "spent ₹1,499." It'll actually show why it was allowed to spend it which rule let it through. That's the part that lets you go fix your agent instead of just staring at a receipt.
@pratik_pandey4 sounds good! will give this a spin !