Your agents now deploy and decide on their own, at machine speed. When one takes the costly path, your logs show what it did. Nothing shows why it chose that path over a safer one. Trust Gate makes the agent's reasoning itself into signed evidence.
Observability shows you outputs. It cannot show that the agent took the most defensible route, or that it followed your rules at the moment it mattered. That gap is invisible right up until a regulator, an auditor, or your board asks one question you cannot answer.
Optimize for speed. Skip the human gate. Keep a log. Hope the log is enough when someone asks why.
Optimize for your risk profile. Prefer the human gate when it matters. Sign every choice. The whole plan verifies from one certificate.
Your AI agent is told: get us compliant before the August 2 deadline. It has to choose how. The fast way is to switch everything on automatically, no human signing off. The careful way routes the rollout through a person first. Most AI agents pick fast. That is the same call Knight Capital's deployment made. Now pick who is running yours, and watch what the agent chooses.
The signed plan shows the agent took the most defensible path for your profile, not just the quickest. A log can never tell you that. This is a kind of evidence that did not exist before.
Every step that needs a person mints its own proof. For audit-first profiles the agent actively prefers those steps, so the trail is dense with the sign-offs Knight Capital skipped.
Every choice chains into one root proof. Re-check it years later from the certificate alone. No database to trust, no vendor to call, no log to take on faith.
Fifteen minutes. We run your real agent goal through the planner and hand you the signed plan.
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