Use Cases
DevOps, finance, security operations, and compliance teams use Intended to stop misaligned agent actions before they run, grant scoped authority with cryptographic proof, and keep a replayable record of every decision—starting with the scenarios below.
Without intent verification, a deployment agent can have permission and still take the wrong production action. With Intended, production changes are verified against intent, environment, capability context, and blast radius before execution.
Before: the agent had permission. After: the deployment had verified intent.
Treasury and financial agents need more than access control. Low-risk actions can proceed automatically. High-value transfers and sensitive changes require verified intent, escalation, and immutable evidence.
Every authorized financial action has a cryptographic receipt.
Incident response agents must act fast without taking unintended organization-wide actions. Intended verifies the action, scopes the authority, and blocks execution if proof is missing.
Blocked before it happened beats explaining it after the fact.
Replayable decisions, hash-chained evidence, and exportable bundles make autonomous operations legible to auditors, risk teams, and regulators.
Export the evidence. Verify it yourself. Math, not trust.