Governed proof boundary for existing and agentic work

Connect every work source. Govern what is allowed to count.

AutoKirk turns human, system, automation, payment, webhook, and agent claims into governed obligations that stay open until authority, proof, and receipts exist.

Claimed by a person, system, payment, webhook, automation, or agentGoverned by authority, tenant, source, and proof rulesClosed only with receipt-backed truth

Your tools and agents keep running. AutoKirk governs the closing decision: what is open, what is allowed to count, and what has been completed without drift.

Open platform setupSet up agent proof boundaryView demo board

Live product paths

Autokirk.com routes into the governed platform path.

The public site now points customers toward the repository-backed and Supabase-backed surfaces that already exist: activation, auth, workspace account, connected intake, live board, and proof-boundary setup.

Platform setup

checkout, login, workspace, intake, board

Move from activation into a Supabase-backed workspace, create one proof rule, generate an intake link, send test work, and open the live board.

Agent proof boundary

human, API, automation, MCP, AI agent

Define whether system and agent claims are allowed to count before they become business truth.

Demo board

open, proof ready, receipts, integrity

Show the board surface without hard-coding private signed customer board URLs into the public site.

Repository + Supabase capability

The product is the chain from source event to governed board truth.

AutoKirk presents one coherent chain: manual/pre-provisioned paid activation, Supabase Auth, workspace membership, connected source registration, intake link, board state, proof evaluation, and receipt-backed closeout.

  • Repository surface: Next.js pages, API routes, platform setup, agent-proof page, board route, and proof artifacts
  • Supabase surface: Auth, workspace membership, signed board URLs, connected-system registration, and governed API functions
  • Stripe surface: checkout activation and webhook intake for payment-originated work
  • Intake surface: manual entry, webhook/API, website form, CRM, email, AI agent, MCP, automation, job system, payment, or other system
  • Truth surface: open obligations, proof-ready work, receipt-backed completion, and proof history

Agentic proof boundary

Autonomous execution needs independent proof.

AI agents, automations, MCP-connected tools, and external systems can send claims into AutoKirk. AutoKirk gives those claims a governed boundary before they become business truth.

What the setup does

Register a claim source, define authority, and gate closure.

AutoKirk can track whether work was claimed by a human, API, webhook, automation, AI agent, MCP-connected tool, payment, job system, email, CRM, form, or other external source.

Approved claims close through the existing receipt path. Denied or conditional claims stay open with rationale and required follow-up.

Proof-boundary rule

  • Source: human, API, webhook, automation, AI agent, MCP tool, payment, job system, email, CRM, form, or other system
  • Authority: what the source is allowed to claim, open, attach, or close
  • Decision: approve, deny, or conditional
  • Rationale: cited controls and machine-readable reason
  • Result: receipt-backed completion or open follow-up
Claim sourceAuthority boundaryConnected intakeProof evaluationReceipt rationale
AutoKirk governs whether agentic work should count.

MCP connects tools. A2A connects agents. Supabase stores governed state. AutoKirk governs completion.

Set up agent proof boundaryCreate a live intake link

Example: revenue leak prevention

Extra work should not disappear before the proof rule is satisfied.

On a jobsite, important work can start in a conversation, text, daily report, work order, form, webhook, or field note. AutoKirk keeps that work visible until the right proof exists.

What the setup does

Create a proof rule for field-created extra work.

Choose what AutoKirk should watch, what proof is required, where the source lives, and what the board should call it.

New work can be sent into AutoKirk and shown on the live board instead of disappearing outside the closeout process.

Example proof rule

  • Watch: GC-requested extra work
  • Required proof: requester, note, hours, photo, ticket, or approval link
  • Board label: Unresolved field extra
  • Source: job system, form, manual entry, webhook, email, or other system
  • Result: work stays visible until proof exists
Create proof ruleChoose sourceGenerate intake linkSend test workView board
AutoKirk keeps field-created work visible until proof exists.

Your tools keep running. AutoKirk governs whether the work is ready to close.

Live board states

Open. Proof ready. Closed with proof.

The board turns attention into action. It shows what is still open, what is ready to close, and what closed with proof.

01

Open until proven

Work is visible because proof is still missing.

02

Proof ready

The right evidence exists to support completion.

03

Completed with proof

The work closes with a proof-backed record and receipt.

How it works

Connect where work starts. Close only when proof exists.

Work can begin in the systems your team already uses. AutoKirk sits beside them and governs whether the work is allowed to close.

01

Work starts in your system or agent

A request, payment, job, approval, form, lead, handoff, webhook, or agent action creates work that should not disappear.

02

AutoKirk keeps it governed

The live board shows what is waiting on proof and the proof boundary records authority, rationale, source, and required follow-up.

03

Proof closes the work

When the right proof exists, the work closes with completed proof and a receipt instead of a bare status change.

Start small

One proof rule. One source. One live board showing what is actually done.

Start where missed follow-up, weak evidence, agent claims, or premature completion already costs time.

Open platform setup

What AutoKirk changes

Both states are inside AutoKirk.

The difference is not “no AutoKirk” versus “with AutoKirk.” The difference is whether the obligation has been closed with proof.

Before proof is supplied

  • Obligation remains open
  • Missing evidence stays visible
  • Premature completion is blocked

After AutoKirk receives proof

  • Proof of completion or failure is recorded
  • Obligation reaches a governed final state
  • Receipt-backed truth is emitted