The problem, the fix, the proof · 30 seconds

An AI agent pays a fake vendor $8,400.
Here is the fix, and the proof.

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  1. 0:00 An AI agent just paid a fake vendor $8,400.
  2. 0:05 AgentVisor watches every AI agent. $31,840 saved from blocked orders.
  3. 0:10 Here is the order it stopped: a vendor not on the approved list. Blocked, signed, and the safe retry went through.
  4. 0:18 Anyone can verify the receipt. Green tick. No account.
  5. 0:24 AI agents you can hand to an auditor. The address is on screen. (agentvisorai.me)
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Five beats

This is a mock, staged on purpose: it exists to prove we understand the problem and that our solution makes sense for it — not that the product is finished. It is deliberately narrow: the problem, the fix, and the proof. Everything deeper (search, filters, policies, deployments, team settings) is live in the console above for anyone who wants to click around. One piece is already real beyond the mock: the receipt verification is genuine Ed25519 cryptography, in your browser and in the CLI.

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    The problem. t = 0s

    An AI buying agent, tricked into paying a fake vendor. $8,400 gone — no way to prove what happened.

  2. 2

    The value. t = 3s

    AgentVisor watches every AI agent. The dashboard lands on one number: $31,840 saved from blocked orders.

  3. 3

    The catch. t = 10s

    The order it stopped: a vendor not on the approved list, blocked at $8,400, cryptographically signed.

  4. 4

    The proof. t = 18s

    Anyone drops the receipt on agentvisorai.me/verify. Green tick. No account.

  5. 5

    The ask. t = 24s

    “AI agents you can hand to an auditor.” Try it live at agentvisorai.me.

Want every feature? The full novice tour

Self-contained: a 16-second intro tells a cold viewer what AgentVisor is and the problem it solves, then a completely new user goes end to end — starting from zero: signup, an empty workspace, the install command, the first daemon connecting, the first sessions streaming in (and the first $8,400 save), then everything: session filters, event-level inspection, share links, receipt download, browser verification, starter policies, command palette, deployments, and every settings tab. Nothing skipped, and the cursor shows every click.

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  1. 0:00 This is AgentVisor AI: the control plane for AI agents that touch real money and real systems.
  2. 0:06 Companies let AI agents order stock and pay invoices on their own. One tricked agent can send thousands to a fake vendor.
  3. 0:13 AgentVisor sits between the agent and the money. Bad orders are blocked before they go out, and proven afterwards. Here is the complete flow, from zero.
  4. 0:21 A brand new user lands on AgentVisor AI.
  5. 0:26 They create a workspace. Company, email, password. That is the whole setup.
  6. 0:32 A brand new workspace. Zero sessions, zero deployments. Nothing to audit, yet.
  7. 0:38 One install command connects their first daemon. AgentVisor issues its signing key automatically.
  8. 0:47 And the first sessions stream in. Their buying agent just tried to pay a vendor that is not on the approved list. The order is blocked: $8,400 kept.
  9. 0:56 One click isolates the blocked session.
  10. 1:03 Inside it: the agent was tricked into ordering from an unapproved vendor. Blocked before the money moved. Its retry, with the approved vendor, went through.
  11. 1:13 Share a verification link, or copy the raw receipt. One click each.
  12. 1:19 The receipt downloads in one click.
  13. 1:22 Drop it into the public verifier. Green tick. No account.
  14. 1:28 Starter policies come enabled on day one. Plain rules, enforced before the money moves.
  15. 1:36 A command palette jumps anywhere. Light or dark, your call.
  16. 1:42 Each deployment gets its own signing key and ingest token.
  17. 1:48 Members, API keys, single sign-on, webhooks, audit log, billing. Everything an admin needs is self-serve, from the very first day. That is day one: from an empty workspace to a signed, verifiable audit trail.
  18. 2:04 AI agents you can hand to an auditor. The address is on screen. (agentvisorai.me)