Stop deploying AI workflows your team cannot control, explain, or recover.
AI agents and automated workflows often reach production before their operational controls are ready.
A temporary API failure, duplicated webhook, interrupted process, or missing approval boundary can cause repeated actions, inconsistent data, lost execution state, or decisions that nobody can reconstruct afterwards.
This service is a focused technical audit of your AI-agent and automation architecture. It identifies where your system is exposed and gives your engineering team a practical hardening roadmap.
What the audit evaluates
Workflow durability and recovery
I assess how your workflows behave during timeouts, worker interruptions, API failures, retries, and partial execution.
The audit looks for:
lost or corrupted workflow state;
duplicated business actions;
unsafe retry behaviour;
missing idempotency;
incomplete recovery procedures;
silent or poorly surfaced failures.
Agent authority and approval boundaries
I review which systems your agents can access, what actions they can initiate, and where explicit human approval is required.
The audit identifies:
over-permissioned agents;
ungoverned tool or API access;
missing human-in-the-loop gates;
weak separation between advisory and execution authority;
irreversible actions without formal approval.
Execution evidence and traceability
I assess whether your team can prove what ran, what data was used, what changed, and who approved consequential actions.
This includes:
workflow and action ledgers;
decision records;
evidence retention;
artifact hashes;
append-only or WORM-style evidence patterns;
auditability for internal security and compliance reviews.
Gateway and integration controls
I review how requests enter your system and how agents interact with APIs, tools, webhooks, MCP servers, and downstream services.
The audit examines:
authentication and token handling;
typed intent validation;
request and callback controls;
rate and spend boundaries;
replay protection;
service-level failure handling.
What you receive
You will receive:
an executive risk summary;
a current-state architecture and control map;
a prioritised vulnerability register;
workflow durability and recovery findings;
agent-authority and human-gate analysis;
evidence and traceability gap analysis;
a remediation roadmap ranked by urgency and implementation effort;
a 60-minute technical findings call.
The roadmap is designed to be usable by your existing engineering team. It does not require you to replace your entire stack or adopt a specific platform.
Best suited for
SaaS companies deploying AI agents into operational workflows;
fintech, healthtech, legaltech, and compliance-sensitive teams;
automation agencies managing client workflows;
teams using n8n, Make, Zapier, LangGraph, Temporal, custom Python or Node.js agents;
technical founders preparing for enterprise security reviews;
engineering teams concerned about agent permissions, workflow failures, or missing audit evidence.
What this service is not
This is not a penetration test, legal compliance certification, SOC 2 audit, or automated vulnerability scanner.
It is a senior architecture and operational-control assessment focused on AI agents, workflow reliability, human authority, and execution evidence.
Stop deploying AI workflows your team cannot control, explain, or recover.
AI agents and automated workflows often reach production before their operational controls are ready.
A temporary API failure, duplicated webhook, interrupted process, or missing approval boundary can cause repeated actions, inconsistent data, lost execution state, or decisions that nobody can reconstruct afterwards.
This service is a focused technical audit of your AI-agent and automation architecture. It identifies where your system is exposed and gives your engineering team a practical hardening roadmap.
What the audit evaluates
Workflow durability and recovery
I assess how your workflows behave during timeouts, worker interruptions, API failures, retries, and partial execution.
The audit looks for:
lost or corrupted workflow state;
duplicated business actions;
unsafe retry behaviour;
missing idempotency;
incomplete recovery procedures;
silent or poorly surfaced failures.
Agent authority and approval boundaries
I review which systems your agents can access, what actions they can initiate, and where explicit human approval is required.
The audit identifies:
over-permissioned agents;
ungoverned tool or API access;
missing human-in-the-loop gates;
weak separation between advisory and execution authority;
irreversible actions without formal approval.
Execution evidence and traceability
I assess whether your team can prove what ran, what data was used, what changed, and who approved consequential actions.
This includes:
workflow and action ledgers;
decision records;
evidence retention;
artifact hashes;
append-only or WORM-style evidence patterns;
auditability for internal security and compliance reviews.
Gateway and integration controls
I review how requests enter your system and how agents interact with APIs, tools, webhooks, MCP servers, and downstream services.
The audit examines:
authentication and token handling;
typed intent validation;
request and callback controls;
rate and spend boundaries;
replay protection;
service-level failure handling.
What you receive
You will receive:
an executive risk summary;
a current-state architecture and control map;
a prioritised vulnerability register;
workflow durability and recovery findings;
agent-authority and human-gate analysis;
evidence and traceability gap analysis;
a remediation roadmap ranked by urgency and implementation effort;
a 60-minute technical findings call.
The roadmap is designed to be usable by your existing engineering team. It does not require you to replace your entire stack or adopt a specific platform.
Best suited for
SaaS companies deploying AI agents into operational workflows;
fintech, healthtech, legaltech, and compliance-sensitive teams;
automation agencies managing client workflows;
teams using n8n, Make, Zapier, LangGraph, Temporal, custom Python or Node.js agents;
technical founders preparing for enterprise security reviews;
engineering teams concerned about agent permissions, workflow failures, or missing audit evidence.
What this service is not
This is not a penetration test, legal compliance certification, SOC 2 audit, or automated vulnerability scanner.
It is a senior architecture and operational-control assessment focused on AI agents, workflow reliability, human authority, and execution evidence.