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Ceadly
About Ceadly
Ceadly provides an authorization layer for enterprise AI agents that intercepts consequential actions before execution. It enforces human-in-the-loop review by routing decisions to designated reviewers based on configurable policies such as dollar amount, system, or risk tier. Reviewers see full context and can approve, deny, or amend actions, with decisions enforced consistently regardless of time or scale. Once approved, the action executes and the record is hashed using SHA3-256, signed, and committed to a public ledger where it cannot be altered. The system maintains an oversight dashboard showing pending and past decisions, and generates auditor-ready evidence packages for compliance with standards like SOC 2, HIPAA, and EU AI Act. Integration is achieved via a single decorator placed above agent functions, making deployment straightforward within existing codebases.
Key features
- Human approval gate for AI agent actions
- Policy-driven reviewer assignment
- SHA3-256 hashing of decisions
- Public ledger anchoring of records
- Oversight dashboard for pending and past decisions
- Auditor-ready evidence package generation
- Single decorator integration
- SLA tracking for review decisions
Use cases
- Enforcing human oversight for financial transactions processed by AI agents
- Ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for healthcare data handling
- Providing litigation-ready evidence for AI agent actions in legal disputes
Pros
- Human-in-the-loop enforcement for every consequential action
- Tamper-proof records via SHA3-256 hashing and public ledger anchoring
- Policy-based reviewer routing by dollar amount, system, or risk tier
- Auditor-ready evidence packages for compliance with SOC 2, HIPAA, EU AI Act
- Single decorator integration requiring minimal code changes
Cons
- Requires request access to use beyond free tier
- Cryptographic sealing add-on incurs additional monthly cost
- Public ledger commitments may raise data privacy considerations
Frequently asked questions about Ceadly
What does Ceadly do?
Ceadly provides an authorization layer for enterprise AI agents that intercepts consequential actions before execution and enforces human-in-the-loop review based on configurable policies.
Who is Ceadly designed for?
Ceadly is designed for enterprises deploying AI agents that perform high-stakes actions such as financial transactions, system changes, or data handling, where oversight and compliance are critical.
How does Ceadly integrate with existing systems?
Integration is achieved via a single decorator placed above agent functions, making deployment straightforward within existing codebases without requiring extensive changes.
What kind of records does Ceadly maintain for compliance?
Ceadly maintains tamper-proof records by hashing decisions with SHA3-256, signing them, and committing them to a public ledger, providing auditor-ready evidence packages for standards like SOC 2, HIPAA, and EU AI Act.
Can Ceadly enforce policies at scale and at any time?
Yes, Ceadly enforces policies such as dollar amount, system, or risk tier identically at any time, including during off-hours, ensuring consistent oversight regardless of scale.
What happens if an AI agent requests an action without proper authorization?
Ceadly intercepts the action before execution, routes it to the designated reviewer based on policy, and only allows the action to proceed after human approval, denial, or amendment.