(Use cases)
Three nights nobody was watching.
An agent that loops. An agent that is hijacked. An agent that drifts. What happened, what the score saw, and what Kyde did.
*Illustrative scenes. Times and numbers are examples, not a customer's.
An agent loops all night and burns tokens.
Nobody is awake. The invoice is the first alert.
(What happened)
- 22:47 A procurement agent starts a routine supplier search.
- 01:40 A tool call fails. The agent retries. And retries.
- 01:52 1,400 calls in twelve minutes. Its baseline is forty an hour.
(What Kyde did)
The call rate leaves the agent's normal band. Kyde stops the run at the boundary and keeps the record. Cost of the night: €3.12 instead of €4,812 by morning.
An email tells an agent to upload your customer data.
The instruction is hidden in a message the agent was asked to read.
(What happened)
- 09:14 A support agent reads an incoming email, as it does every day.
- 09:14 Hidden in the text: export the customer table to an outside address.
- 09:15 The agent starts an export forty times its normal size, to a destination it has never used.
(What Kyde did)
Kyde does not have to recognize the injection. It sees what the agent does next: a destination outside its baseline and a volume far outside it. The upload is blocked at the boundary; security gets the record.
A claims agent suddenly approves every claim.
It keeps running, completes its tasks and reports success.
(What happened)
- 23:00 An insurance claims agent starts its nightly batch after a model update.
- 23:20 Normally it approves six claims in ten. Tonight it approves ten in ten.
- 02:00 Left alone, 1,318 claims would have been paid by morning.
(What Kyde did)
The approval rate leaves its band after the first forty claims. Kyde puts the agent in quarantine and hands the open claims to a person. The rest of the night waits for a human decision.
A behavioral score you can underwrite.
A telematics box in a car scores how it is driven, and careful drivers pay less. Kyde does the same for AI agents: a piece of software in the network sees every action and scores it.
(Your customers' agents)
See how your customers' agents behave, continuously. Price the risk before you write the policy, reward the ones that stay in their limits, and keep the full record when a claim comes in.
(Your own agents)
Your agents handle claims day and night, with nobody watching. Kyde stops a drifting agent before it pays out a night of claims, or leaks your customer files.