IRREVERSIBLE ACTIONS
REQUIRE
AUTHORIZATION.

Observability cannot stop damage.

TrigGuard stops execution before impact.

Irreversible actions require authorization. Observability cannot stop damage. TrigGuard stops execution before impact.

Execution posture

FAIL-CLOSED BY DEFAULT

Fail-closed execution model.

CRYPTOGRAPHIC RECEIPTS

Receipts verifiable offline.

BUILT FOR CRITICAL SYSTEMS

Auditable execution posture.

The first execution authorization layer for autonomous systems

TrigGuard is a runtime control layer between intent and execution. It turns policy into enforcement on the path where actions execute.

SYSTEM RISK MODEL

EVERY EXECUTION PATHNEEDS A GATE.

Autonomous systems already execute payments, deploy infrastructure, and modify production data at machine speed. Most stacks cannot prevent execution once it is triggered. Without a binding authorization layer, irreversible actions run without a decision. There is no effective gate before any autonomous system executes an irreversible action.

Execution proceeds without a decision.

IRREVERSIBLE ACTIONS

Payments, deployments, data changes and external calls happen in milliseconds.

MISSING CONTROL POINT

Execution is triggered without a control point before it runs.

RISK BY DEFAULT

High-risk actions execute by default, not by decision.

TRIGGUARD SOLUTION

A runtime authorization layer that evaluates, decides, and enforces before execution.

EXECUTION AUTHORIZATION GATEWAY

How TrigGuard Works

TrigGuard enforces a non-bypassable authorization gate: all automation must pass through it before any irreversible action executes.

This happens before any API call or side effect.

AUTOMATION SYSTEMS

AI Agents

Agents and copilots that drive automation

Scripts & Workflows

Infrastructure-as-code and runbooks

CI/CD pipelines

Build, release, and deploy automation

Automation tools

n8n, Airflow, and custom stacks

TRIGGUARD

EXECUTION AUTHORIZATION GATEWAY

  • Validates every request

    Risk-aware checks before irreversible acts

  • Evaluates policy & context

    Governance mapped to executable rules

  • Signs decisions

    Cryptographic receipts on the hot path

  • Returns permit or deny

    Deterministic verdicts downstream can enforce

EXECUTION SURFACES

Deployments

Rolling out production-bound changes

Transfers

Treasury and fund movement intents

Exports

Controlled data egress and sharing

External APIs

Paid lanes and outbound integrations

Infrastructure

Clusters, IaC applies, privileged actions

  • FAIL-CLOSED BY DEFAULTNO PERMITNO EXECUTION
  • CRYPTOGRAPHIC RECEIPTSEvery decision is signed, verifiable, tamper-evident.
  • BUILT FOR CRITICAL SYSTEMSLow latency, high reliability, designed for the execution path.
  • DETERMINISTIC RUNTIMEConsistent decisions across environments and deployments.

TrigGuard defines the execution authorization protocol

  • All execution must pass through PERMIT, DENY, or SILENCE.
  • Every decision produces a signed, verifiable receipt.
  • Surfaces must be declared and canonicalized.

Every decision becomes a verifiable record

  • Receipts are signed on each decision path.
  • Verification can run offline and inside audit tooling.
  • Decision lineage remains tamper-evident across environments.

Receipts make authorization evidence portable across operations, risk, and compliance teams.

Policies are not enforcement

  • Policy engines evaluate intent.
  • Logging systems record outcomes.
  • Security tools detect anomalies.

None of them stop execution before it happens.

TrigGuard enforces decisions before execution occurs.

First-class execution surfaces

  • Payments
  • Data export
  • Identity assertion
  • Infrastructure operations

Each surface defines where execution must be controlled.

Authorization must exist where execution occurs. Infrastructure becomes governance once execution is controlled.

Control Plane VS Data Plane

TrigGuard sits between automation systems and irreversible execution surfaces, providing real-time authorization for every critical action.

CONTROL PLANE

Governance & configuration

TrigGuard policy

Rules · governance · configuration

Policies & rules

Approval logic and conditions

Identities & roles

Who can do what, where, and how

Signing & keys

Key management and signatures

Audit & observability

Audit logs, metrics, and insights

POLICY DISTRIBUTION

Signed Policy Bundle

Cryptographically signed, versioned, and distributed to runtime gateways.

LIVE EXECUTION STREAM

Open live playground ↗

DATA PLANE

Execution & enforcement

SDK / agent

Intents are created by agents or automation systems

INTENT
Execution proxy

Optional proxy for routing, network controls, and caching

OPTIONAL
Runtime gateway

Deterministic authorization on the hot path

DETERMINISTIC
Execution surfaces

Deployments, transfers, exports, APIs, infrastructure, and more

PERMIT ONLY

Production deployment posture

TrigGuard ships the primitives required for production enforcement.

Deterministic decision engine

Same inputs produce the same PERMIT / DENY / SILENCE outcome.

Fail-closed execution model

No receipt, no execution path by default.

Cryptographically signed receipts (Ed25519)

Each decision binds to verifier-backed material.

Verifiable offline

Receipts verify without trusting a live dashboard.

Policy bundle versioning

Policies ship as versioned artifacts with traceable rollout.

Audit-ready logs

BigQuery / SIEM compatible export for compliance workflows.

DEVELOPER QUICKSTART

Install TrigGuard in under 60 seconds

Cryptographically signed receipts · auditable execution logs.

[ INSTALL ]
npm install @trigguard/execution-sdk @trigguard/express-middleware
[ INTEGRATE ]
import { trigguardMiddleware } from "@trigguard/express-middleware"
app.post("/transfer",
  trigguardMiddleware({ surface: "payments.transfer" }),
  handler
)
Operational Status /status
00:00:00 GMT

Decision model: PERMIT · DENY · SILENCE

Only PERMIT executes.

InstallIntegrateVerifyReceipts

Deploy TrigGuard as a gateway, sidecar, or policy enforcement integration based on runtime constraints and rollout posture.

Execution authorization in your stack.

These systems execute. TrigGuard authorizes.

All integrations · Node/Express · MCP

BENCHMARKS

LATENCY (KERNEL)

p99 < 5msHOT PATH

LATENCY (EVAL E2E)

p99 < 15msFINITE-STATE

Benchmarks measured on localhost loopback. Production latency depends on deployment topology.

View benchmark methodology →

Two paths: evaluate or partner

Developers: first governed execute on api.trigguardai.com in minutes - keys, curl, receipts. Enterprise: design partners and procurement via request access.