Layer 3: Operational Boundaries

AI agent going rogue in a chat. How do you prevent unauthorized execution?

An AI agent "going rogue" happens when a model hallucinates a tool call or executes an action it wasn't supposed to—such as dropping a database table or issuing an unauthorized refund. This is the ultimate C-Suite nightmare.

You cannot solve this by telling the AI "don't do bad things" in the system prompt. You must implement a hard-coded security matrix that physically prevents the agent from executing unauthorized actions. This is called an Operational Boundary.

Layer 3 of the Exogram Control Plane intercepts every single action an agent attempts to take. It mathematically verifies the payload against immutable security policies. If the agent tries to go rogue, Exogram returns a DECISION: FORBIDDEN and halts the execution before any damage occurs.

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