Reasoning is not approval
A plausible plan is not the same as authorization to execute it.
Category Manifesto
AI agents need a governance layer between reasoning and execution.
The central question is no longer only "can the agent call a tool?" It is "is this execution legitimate with this intent, this context, and this path?"
Manifesto
Agent frameworks help systems reason, plan, and call tools. But enterprise trust depends on a different control point: the exact moment before an action affects customers, data, infrastructure, or money.
A plausible plan is not the same as authorization to execute it.
Facts that were safe minutes ago may be stale or incomplete now.
An agent may skip a required step even when the final action looks familiar.
Planoryx Position
Planoryx starts with AGEC because developers need a small, testable way to put this control point into real agent systems today.
The gate runs before side effects, not after observability catches them.
Intent, context, and execution path are first-class inputs.
Every decision needs a reason, not just a yes/no outcome.