Traditional SIEMs watch the clock. We watch the chain of custody.
In traditional software, logs are linear. In the age of autonomous AI agents, execution is asynchronous, distributed, and non-deterministic. An agent might spawn three sub-processes across different server regions. If you rely on NTP (Network Time Protocol) timestamps to audit this, you are blind.
LockStock doesn't rely on server clocks for ordering. Instead, every agent action extends a cryptographic hash chain. Each action is linked to its predecessor by a SHA-256 hash. We don't just tell you that an API call happened at 12:01 PM; we prove that Action B came after Action A because its hash includes Action A's hash. Reorder, delete, or insert a record and the chain breaks.
AI agents can hallucinate. When they do, they don't just make a mistake; they make mistakes at the speed of light. A rogue agent might execute 1,000 erroneous database writes in the time it takes a human analyst to sip their coffee.
Detection is useless without intervention. LockStock implements an Identity-Layer Circuit Breaker.
Upon detecting a velocity anomaly, the gateway freezes the agent instantly. The request never reaches the AI provider.
The agent is instantly locked. All subsequent requests are rejected with a 429 status. The damage stops immediately, giving your team time to investigate. Unlock from the dashboard when ready.
Traditional systems use static API keys that remain valid for weeks or months. If compromised, the attacker has a long window. LockStock's hash chain advances on every single action — each stamp produces a unique hash that can never be reused. Replay the same request and the server rejects it.
Designed to support SOC2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001 compliance requirements.
Autonomous agents increasingly need to collaborate — delegating tasks, sharing results, coordinating workflows across teams and organizations. But how does one agent verify another's identity?
LockStock extends the same cryptographic chain that proves individual agent integrity to prove agent-to-agent identity. When Agent A sends a task to Agent B, both agents' chains record the interaction. Each side can verify the other's complete history before accepting work — no shared secrets, no passwords, no certificates to manage.
Agents under your account authenticate each other automatically through the gateway. Task delegation, handoffs, and multi-step workflows are cryptographically recorded in both agents' chains.
When your agents need to work with a partner's agents, LockStock serves as the neutral intermediary. Both organizations maintain their own governance policies while the platform verifies identities and records every interaction.
Configure which agents can accept inbound tasks, from whom, and what types — all from the dashboard.
The d3cipher Gateway is a Docker container deployed in your network. Your AI agents talk to it instead of directly to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any other provider. No code changes. No SDK. One environment variable.
Fleet View: See all your agents, their status, sequence depth, velocity, and risk scores at a glance.
Auditor: Read full conversation transcripts decrypted entirely in your browser. The server stores only ciphertext it cannot read.
Full setup: Gateway Quickstart
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