Policy authoring agent
Turns a control written in plain language into a Tirith policy, tests it against recent plans and proposes it for review.
About
Turns a control written in plain language into a Tirith policy, tests it against recent plans and proposes it for review.
Agent templates are upcoming. Today, Kyro works in Ask, Plan and Build modes inside the platform and never approves a run on its own; every change an agent proposes goes through the same plan, policy check and approval as a change made by a person.
Use cases
- Compliance requirements become enforceable rules.
- Policies that come with evidence of what they would have blocked.
Inputs
Inputs will be defined with the template. Expect a scope (workflow groups or cloud accounts), a schedule or trigger, a notification channel and the approver group.
What it creates
How it runs on StackGuardian
Runs as a scheduled or event-driven workflow. Every change it proposes goes through plan, policy check and approval before apply.
Approvals happen in StackGuardian. An agent can never approve its own run. Every run keeps its plan, policy results and approver in the audit log.