One agent proving itself is easy. Twenty agents acting on company accounts is a different problem. Decenchro is built for the second case: every agent records what it does, follows the same rules, and writes to the same record you can check.
The list of agents is built from the record itself: every agent that has done anything shows up, whether or not its server is reachable right now. Risky actions across the whole team queue for review, and the rules and decision history live in one place.
Each server runs its own console for the agent it owns: launch and stop, keys and behaviour, the live log. Servers are independent: one going dark never takes oversight of the others with it, and the dashboard says so instead of guessing.
Who did what, who allowed it, and can you prove the record wasn’t edited afterwards.
Risky actions pause before they run. The agent waits; a person approves or rejects; the decision joins the record either way.
Rebuild any past action from the record: what was asked, what was decided, what was saved. Incident review without digging through logs.
Admins operate; viewers audit. Compliance can watch every agent without being able to touch one.
Strict, standard, or relaxed checks per agent. A code-running researcher and a read-only assistant don't need the same leash.
One setup script provisions a server: the agent, its record, firewall, and backups. Repeat per agent; no one-off servers to babysit.
Open code, your servers, your keys. If we disappeared tomorrow, your agents and their history keep running.
One agent on one server you set up. Connect it to your chat app, set its rules, and watch the record build.
Run the same setup for each new agent. Each one shows up in the list the moment it does its first action.
Tighten the rules where it matters, send approvals to the right people, and give compliance a viewer seat.
Bring us the workload you wouldn’t trust an agent with.
Every deployment is scoped to your team. Tell us what your agents need to touch and we’ll walk you through the setup.