Give AI tools a clearer way to work together.
A gateway project exploring how autonomous tools request resources, respect boundaries, and coordinate useful work.
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The design, in more detail
Definition
An infrastructure architecture exploring resource gateways for autonomous AI agents, including sandboxed payment cards, spend approvals, and legal entity frameworks.
The problem
Autonomous AI agents cannot legally open bank accounts, buy cloud compute, register domains, or purchase phone numbers without a human co-signer. Unchecked agent spending risks runaway financial liability.
The approach
AiSafari serves as the legal Merchant of Record for AI agents. Built with a Go backend and Chrome extension control surface, it issues sandboxed Lithic virtual credit cards and temporary SMSPool numbers governed by cryptographic spending caps and mandatory human-in-the-loop approvals conforming to UETA Section 10.
How it works
- Merchant of Record Entity: Legal wrapper absorbing commercial liability for verified transactions executed by autonomous software agents.
- Lithic Virtual Card Provisioning: Dynamically generates single-use and merchant-locked virtual payment cards with strict balance caps.
- Carrier SIM & SMS Routing: Connects agents to disposable SMSPool telephone numbers for two-factor authentication during cloud provisioning.
- UETA Section 10 Approval Gate: Cryptographically signs human oversight permissions before any financial transaction exceeds configured thresholds.
- Chrome Extension Controller: Provides human operators with real-time killswitches, spend audits, and receipt reconciliation.
Project notes
- Backend Core
- Go 1.22+ Microservices
- Card Infrastructure
- Lithic Virtual Cards (VCC)
- Compliance Gate
- UETA Section 10 Cryptographic
These are the project’s documented design notes. Consult the linked implementation and its version before relying on a specific capability.
Development history & next steps
Architectural Blueprint
Designed cryptographic spend approval protocols and API proxies for autonomous agents.
Fintech & SIM Integration
Integrated Lithic card issuing and SMSPool verification webhooks into Go backend.
Gateway Prototype
Implemented Chrome extension prototype and multi-tenant agent sandbox experiments with cryptographic spending caps.
What comes next
Launching decentralized multi-signature spending pools governed by smart contract escrow.
Source material & related links
Follow the documentation, repositories, and related sites behind this project.
Go 1.22+ backend services, Lithic card APIs, and WebExtension supervisor surface.
Analysis of Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) Section 10 compliance for autonomous systems.
Topics: AI Agents · Fintech · Go · Lithic · Chrome Extension · UETA · Security