We’re building a deterministic authorization layer for AI agents before they touch tools, APIs, or money

Most discussions about AI agents focus on planning, memory, or tool use. But many failures actually happen one step later: when the agent executes real actions. Typical problems we've seen: runaway API usage repeated side effects from retries recursive tool loops unbounded concurrency overspending on usage-based services actions that are technically valid but operationally unacceptable So we started building something we call OxDeAI. The idea is simple: put a deterministic authorization boundary between the agent runtime and the external world.