verundo / execution safety for autonomous agents
Agents can act.
Now make their actions recoverable.
Verundo is the execution safety layer between AI agents and the systems they operate: preflight, control, contain and recover autonomous actions across the tools your business already runs on.
Agents are no longer just answering. They are acting.
The same model that drafted the reply now sends it. It moves the deal, issues the refund, cancels the subscription and closes the ticket. Each of those is a real change in a system your business runs on.
- refund €120 to a customer in Stripe
- move an opportunity to Closed Won in Salesforce
- change order #4471 and refund the extra item in Shopify
- send the follow-up email in Gmail
- cancel a subscription in Stripe
- reply publicly on ticket #3 in Zendesk
- create a deal at €1.2M in HubSpot
- post to #implementation in Slack
- reschedule the kickoff in Google Calendar
A successful API call does not mean a correct business action.
Business systems were built for people and deterministic workflows. They check permissions and schemas, not intent. An autonomous agent can make a perfectly valid request and still produce the wrong outcome.
Nothing in the stack sees the run as a whole. When one step is wrong, the others have already landed, in other systems, and a person has to reconstruct what happened by hand.
- Zendeskticket.updateapi200 OKbusinesspriority set to urgent
- Striperefund.createapi200 OKbusiness€1,200 refunded; the customer paid €120
- Salesforceopportunity.updateapi200 OKbusinessmoved to Closed Won
- Gmailemail.sendapi200 OKbusinesscustomer told the refund is done
A unit mix-up made the refund ten times too large. Two of the four systems now hold a consequence of that mistake, and the API logs show four successes. This is the fault Verundo's own demo injects, and the one its amount guard holds.
The layer around execution.
Verundo sits between the agent and the systems it operates. It does not replace the agent or the tools. It makes the run itself a first-class object: planned, controlled, watched and recoverable as one thing.
- 01
Plan
The agent describes what it intends. Verundo judges it before anything runs: exposure, customer-visible effects, what would need a human, what could not be undone.
- 02
Control
Policy decides what runs on its own, what waits for approval and what is refused. Anomalies against the organisation's own history are held.
- 03
Execute
Every action is executed through Verundo with its before-state captured, so the run is recoverable from the moment it starts.
- 04
Monitor
Verundo keeps watching the objects the agent touched and knows when a person or another system changes them afterwards.
- 05
Recover
Reverse what can be reversed, compensate where possible, verify against the live system, and say plainly what remains.
Safety is a property of the whole run.
Most controls sit at one moment: a permission check before, or an alert after. Verundo works across the entire life of an action.
- before
Know the risk before anything runs
- Preflight
- The agent's plan, judged by the same rules execution uses.
- Policies
- Which actions run alone, which wait for a person, which never run.
- Anomaly detection
- Amounts and patterns that do not fit the organisation's own history are held.
- during
Execute with a hand on the switch
- Approvals
- A person decides the held steps, with the run's context in front of them.
- Containment
- Stop a run in one click, by an agent, or by a rule. Nothing further executes.
- Protected execution
- Every step recorded with what it changed, attributed to an agent and a model.
- after
Recover, and prove it
- External state monitoring
- Know when a person or another system changed what the agent touched.
- Rollback and compensation
- Reverse what can be reversed, compensate what can be compensated.
- Reconciliation and verification
- Resolve uncertain outcomes and confirm recovery against the live system.
Verundo treats the entire agent run as one recoverability problem.
A support agent touches the ticket, the CRM, billing and the inbox in one pass. No single system can undo that. Verundo holds the whole sequence, in order, with every dependency between steps.
Rollback runs in reverse order. Each step is checked against the live system before and after, and a step whose object a person changed in the meantime is shown to a human instead of overwritten.
- 1Zendeskreversible
- 2Salesforcereversible
- 3Stripecompensatable
- 4Gmailirreversible
The goal is not to stop agents from acting.
The goal is to let them act safely.
Teams do not withhold autonomy because agents are useless. They withhold it because a mistake has no floor. Put a floor under it, and the permission conversation changes: from what an agent may never touch, to what it may do on its own, what needs a person, and what it must never do.
Your agent. Verundo. Your tools.
Verundo is an MCP server. Every protected action is a tool; every tool call becomes a recorded, recoverable step in a run. Claude, GPT, LangChain or your own loop connect without code changes, and never see a provider credential.
- your agent
- ↓ tool calls over MCP
- verundo
- ↓ protected, recorded, recoverable
- Salesforce · Stripe · Zendesk · Shopify · HubSpot · Gmail · Slack · Calendar
{
"mcpServers": {
"verundo": {
"url": "https://app.verundo.io/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer $VERUNDO_API_KEY" }
}
}
}