Simulated session
One deployment, three answers
to the same command
Allowed while you are watching. Refused at 02:35 when nobody is. And commissioning names the grant it needs before that hour arrives, not at it.
nothing on this page reaches a host
The grant that would permit it
contexts: ["unattended"] hosts: ["web-01"] commands: ["apt-get update -qq && apt list --upgradable"]
Commands run on a host
1 of 3Decisions written to the log
4People asked
0one session, plotted where each answer happened
This is a real session, recorded from a real run and replayed here. Nothing on this page reaches a host, and no number was written by hand — the script is generated from the transcript.
Why the middle scene
is the product
An agent that can reach your hosts is only as safe as what it does when nobody is looking. The shipped policy answers that question with a refusal, and the refusal names the exact grant that would change the answer.
You write that grant into config, where it is reviewed like any other change, and it names contexts, resolved hosts and exact command strings. Reachability is not authority.