Open-sourced the risk/authorization layer from my live trading system — looking for 2-3 agent builders to pilot it
Summary
The author open-sourced the risk/authorization layer from their live trading system as a standalone fail-closed policy engine that evaluates agent actions before execution, and is seeking agent builders to pilot it.
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