Unsafe tool-call paths
Find places where an AI can write files, spend money, send messages, or call APIs without enough review.
- tool scope
- approval points
- rollback path
AI agent governance toolkit · fixed-price first step
Control AI agent tool calls before they become incidents.
AetherMoore is a low-cost starter path for teams wiring LLMs to tools, files, browsers, MCP servers, APIs, or customer workflows. Start with templates for $29 or get one workflow reviewed for $99.
Use this when your AI can take actions, not just chat.
The first buyer is not a giant enterprise team. It is a founder, builder, security lead, automation operator, or consultant who already has an agent workflow and needs a cheap external read before it touches something important.
Missing receipts
Turn vague agent behavior into concrete records: input, decision, action, result, and recovery note.
- audit trail
- decision record
- delivery proof
Prompt-injection drift
Check whether external content, stale memory, or tool output can steer the agent outside the intended path.
- boundary states
- quarantine trigger
- human escalation
How it compares in the AI product market.
AetherMoore should not try to outspend major AI coding or automation platforms. It should win by being the cheaper governance layer that helps buyers use those products more safely.
Coding tools
Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Codex
Great for generating and editing code. AetherMoore sits around the workflow: policy, receipts, and risky action review.
Automation platforms
Zapier, Make, n8n, Lindy
Great for wiring apps together. AetherMoore is the first-pass control review for the steps that can cause damage.
Governance platforms
Runtime control planes
Good fit for enterprise rollouts. AetherMoore is the lower-cost first read before a buyer commits to a platform.
Consulting
Audits and red-team work
Good for deep review. AetherMoore starts smaller: one workflow, one concise written read, three next fixes.
Best first purchase
AI Agent Workflow Snapshot
$99
Send one agent setup, repo link, prompt chain, MCP stack, or automation flow.
What you get back
- three practical failure risks
- unsafe tool or data paths to fix first
- missing receipt and observability points
- a plain-language next-action list
This is a starter read, not a legal opinion, compliance certification, or full red-team engagement. That boundary is how the price stays low and the first step stays useful.