Creator of A2B · AI agent governance

I build A2B: control for AI agents before they act.

A2B is an AI agent governance protocol with a reference implementation architecture. Its core invariant is Identity → Policy-before-execution → Immutable Ledger.

What this site documents

A practical record of the concept, the controls behind it, and the engineering discipline required to move beyond a demo.

A2B explained

Business-first explanations of controlled agent execution without hiding the technical reality.

Build in public

Progress notes, prototypes and explicit limitations from A2B and its reference implementation.

Engineering foundations

DevOps, reliability and production lessons that support credible agent governance.

From concept to implementation

A2B is the umbrella protocol. Operator is the first hosted control product in development. The broader agent2business.ai platform remains a future direction.

A2B protocol

The governance model for identity, pre-execution policy and durable evidence.

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A2B Operator

The first hosted A2B control product. It is under active development and is not offered as a public subscription.

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Public work

Code, writing and project traces that make progress and limitations visible.

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Latest writing

A2B, controlled AI agents, production infrastructure and the lessons connecting them.

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A practical first-person blueprint for building production DevOps systems with Kubernetes, Terraform, GitOps, and observability, based on real incident lessons.

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Follow work that is already public

New writing stays here. Code and project traces go to GitHub; shorter professional updates go to LinkedIn.