Secours.ai is building the authorization and containment layer for autonomous AI agents.

As agents move from answering questions to taking action, moving money, changing patient records, deploying code, the question stops being "is this agent who it claims to be" and becomes "is this agent allowed to do this, right now, within this limit." Most of agentic AI governance today only answers the first question. Identity and access management confirms an agent's credentials. It doesn't govern what the agent does once it's inside the system.

That's the gap: credentials prove identity, but nothing today grants, scopes, and revokes individual actions the way a warrant does. In regulated industries such as healthcare, finance, public safety, and aviation, that leaves a binary choice between broad standing access or blocking agents outright. Neither holds up at scale.

Secours closes that gap with Role-Based Containment: named, scoped, revocable warrants for individual agent actions. Ward contains: what the agent cannot reach. Warrant authorizes: a specific, bounded action, granted on the record. Warden allows: the checkpoint where a permitted action passes through and an unpermitted one doesn't.

Agents keep their autonomy. The boundary is a declaration, not a cell.

Access is not authority.

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