OmniHatch

Once an AI agent starts using tools, running code and acting on external systems, it needs a kind of execution control that ordinary applications never required.

OmniHatch governs what an AI agent does — execution, authority, approval, outward effects, audit and change management, all of it.

Rather than handing broad authority to a model or to generated code, only permitted actions run, and only along a controlled path.

Where several agents, tools, code sandboxes and external systems are in play, OmniHatch separates the AI's intelligence from its authority over systems, and governs the actions themselves.

Anything that needs human approval stops before it runs; anything without authority never reaches the outside world.

Executed actions stay traceable together with what led to them, and changes to the running configuration are governed too.

Not asking an AI to follow the rules, but building a structure where the rules cannot be bypassed.

That is the idea OmniHatch is built on.