AI agents can generate actions. But they do not understand consequences. Without a validation layer, an agent can break invariants, corrupt system state, or execute operations it was never supposed to run. TrustLayer sits between the agent and execution. Every action is checked before it happens. How it works AI Agent --> Proposal --> TrustLayer --> Execution ^ Constraints Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Every update passes through four gates: Auth - is the token valid and unexpired? Locks - is the target key frozen? Constraints - does the new state pass all rules? Rollback - if anything fails, state is fully restored Quick example The agent tries to set C = 100. The system enforces C = B + 5. TrustLayer rejects the action before any state changes. The agent retries with C = 25. Accepted. --- Agent Attempt 1 --- Goal: Force C = 100 REJECTED: Would break constraint (C must equal B + 5) System prevented invalid state. --- Agent Attempt 2 --- Adjusting strategy...…