Run more than one AI agent and they start talking to each other, with nobody watching. Positif is the switchboard in the middle: every request permission-checked, logged, and loop-protected before it goes through. It never reads the messages. It’s a phone bill, not a wiretap.
One AI agent asks another to do something. No one approved it, no record exists, and if something goes wrong you can’t reconstruct what happened. Every agent is wired to every other, so one hijacked agent can reach them all. Positif puts one governed relay in the middle: every message routes through it, is checked on identity and policy, then logged. Watch the dangerous call get stopped.
Pick a caller and a target, then place the call. Watch it move through the pipeline and land in the ledger above. Try a web-facing agent reaching something sensitive.
Positif is yours to run, on your own private network (via Tailscale), where your keys and agents never leave. Free forever. A managed option is coming; either way you’re never locked in.
Positif is one organ of a two-part fleet OS. Its sibling Bourdon is the cross-agent memory; Positif is the cross-agent routing. What the fleet knows, and what it’s allowed to do.
Routes the fleet. Reads nothing. Proves everything.
Built in public, changes weekly. Treat anything below the line as a promise we haven’t kept yet.
The hosted console and new checks, the moment they land. No noise, just Positif.
Building on agent infra, reselling, or already running a tailnet? Let’s talk.