The live Sakshi console, loaded with a governed agent fleet and its full decision record. Read-only, on synthetic data, nothing to install. Tell us your work email and we'll send you a link that signs you straight in.
Read-only access, on synthetic data
Use your work email. We send a one-time link that signs you in - no password to set.
A corporate email is required. Want to act on your own data instead? Request a private sandbox · book a walkthrough · or read the docs.
The five minutes that matter
The demo carries a real worked example on the chain, not a screenshot tour. A guided walk-through starts automatically when you land, and you can retake it any time.
01 · certify
Fit for production
An agent is scored against evidence it already holds - formal envelope lint, verified identity, eval gates on the confidence-interval lower bound, red-team ceiling, fairness screens - and the result is signed and mapped to the clause it satisfies.
02 · witness
Every decision, on the record
Open a live decision and recompute its hash chain in the browser. Identifiers are tokenized before they are ever recorded, so the evidence is defensible without holding the data.
03 · detect
The swap nobody logged
One agent quietly moves from a rules model to an undeclared LLM. No error appears in any log. A behavioural fingerprint catches the shift, and classifies it as silent rather than declared because no governance event explains it.
04 · prove
The pack a regulator reads
Generate a signed evidence pack mapped clause by clause to the RBI model risk draft, SEBI Reg 16C, the IRDAI framework and DPDP - and see the readiness score that says what is missing.
What you can and cannot do
You get the role we built for auditors: see everything, change nothing. It is the same login a bank would hand an examiner, which is rather the point.
Read the full agent registry, every decision and its chain proof, fairness and red-team results, incident reports, Guardian watches, readiness scores, and every signed evidence pack. Download the packs and verify the signatures yourself.
Publish an autonomy envelope, suspend an agent, resolve a review or declare an incident. Those are governance actions, and they belong to your own data - which is what a private sandbox is for.
Entirely synthetic. The loan, card, securities and claims agents, the customers, the identifiers - all generated. No customer of ours appears in it, and nothing you see came from a real institution.
