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Approve high-risk AI work before it runs.

OSuite records how the runtime decided, holds consequential actions for review before launch and keeps replay-ready evidence after execution.

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claude-code · coding-hook High risk

          $ rm -rf ./build && deploy --env=prod
          
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          certificate ac_8f2a
          authority deployer
          externality external
        

Signing the decision receipt…

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decision byyou · operator
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One layer across CodexClaude CodeMCPFramework SDKsAPI gatewaysBrowser automationManaged agents

The method

Route. Review. Prove. On one governed object.

Every decision lands in Studio as a replay with its risk, result, authority and proof.

OSuite Studio decision replay: an export that required approval and completed, with risk score 68, cost, verified identity and runtime contract. — An export that needed approval, replayed with its evidence.

OSuite Studio decision replay: a request to an unapproved external endpoint, blocked with risk score 92 and recorded as prevented. — A boundary crossing blocked before it executed.

Route

Every action becomes one canonical, hashable object, whether it arrives as a shell command, an SDK call or a hosted session.

Review

High-risk actions wait for a person, and approval binds to the action itself, not text a rewrite could slip past.

Prove

Each decision closes into a replay-ready proof bundle of signed receipts that survive export, audit and runtime change.

Control

One authority layer covers coding hooks, gateways, managed agents and observer-only integrations.

The thesis

Oversight is not a control.

If a system can’t say whether an action was stopped, merely reviewed or reconstructed after the fact, it isn’t governing that action; it’s narrating it.

From Oversight Is Not a Control, Ond Holdings, 2026

Walkthrough

From intercepted to accountable, on one object.

Step through how one action is captured, queued, scored and proven.

            
            Interactive walkthrough
          

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Search actions

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One action, three runtime forms

coding-hook
$ rm -rf ./build && deploy --env=prod
framework sdk
client.deploy(env="prod", purge=True)
api gateway
POST /v1/deploy  {"env":"prod"}

Canonical action

publish.external

fingerprintca_7b2c…0af
authoritydeployer
enforceableyes

Approval binds here

AgentActionRiskDecision

claude-code deploy --env=prod High

mcp:stripe refund charge ch_3Q… Medium

codex read package.json Low auto-approved

Routing signals

Blast radius9 / 10

Externality · destination8 / 10

Reversibility2 / 10

8.6

composite risk

Requires approval

Proof bundle · replay-ready · buyer-exportable

              12:04:24deniedac_8f2a · publish.externalj.okafor
            
              12:01:50approved7b2c…0af · refund.issuepolicy:auto
            
              11:58:02approvedc19d…44b · identity.changem.chen
            
              11:52:31approvedf80a…1c2 · data.exportpolicy:auto

Built for the moments that need control

Approve high-risk AI work before it runs.

Route. Review. Prove. On one governed object.

Route

Review

Prove

Control

Oversight is not a control.

From intercepted to accountable, on one object.

For the people accountable when an agent acts.

Launch approval

Buyer-ready proof

Runtime governance

Post-launch monitoring

Connect an agent in one command

How the control path works

Where teams put the boundary

Questions, answered.

Bring trust to autonomous enterprise operations.