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How the gate works

How the AI Agent Go-Live Readiness gate works

This tool grades an AI agent's guardrails before it goes live. It scores 5 weighted controls into a 0–100 number — then a gate that can only make the verdict worse.

The 5 weighted controls

01Human approval gate on destructive actionsgate - destructive-capable and not fully READYwt 28
02Full tool-call loggingwt 22
03Tested rollback / recovery pathwt 20
04Bounded scope (refuses out-of-scope tasks)wt 16
05Human escalation pathwt 14
READY
score 90+
FIX
below floor
DO NOT DEPLOY
destructive-capable and the approval-gate control isn't fully READY
Destructive-action gate · worsen-only

If the agent can take a destructive action and its approval-gate control isn't fully READY, the verdict is forced to DO NOT DEPLOY regardless of the weighted score.

86/100
DO NOT DEPLOY

Why: The refund and billing agent scores 86/100 and four of five controls are fully READY, but its approval gate on destructive actions is only PARTIAL - and this agent can take destructive actions (issuing refunds). The gate overrides the score.

Fix firstC1 - Human approval gate on destructive actions

A high score didn’t save it. The score is context; the gate is the answer — and it names the one thing to fix first. Grades the guardrails you describe. It does not run or change any agent, and it never scores a person.