Behaviorlock is a deterministic compatibility gate for observable AI-agent behavior, enabling comparison of baseline and candidate traces to enforce declared behavior contracts.
Enables AI agents to prove that previously working behavior still works after code changes by running the product through the same steps twice and surfacing only unintended differences as actionable findings.
Proof-of-behavior enforcement for AI agents. Declare behavioral constraints, enforce at runtime, produce SHA-256 hash-chained audit trails. Supports covenants (permit/forbid/require), real-time verification, and cross-agent trust handshakes.
A fail-closed preflight, approval, evidence, and verification runtime for agents, preventing unsupported output from being treated as verified completion.
Enables AI coding agents to enforce spec-driven development and verify code before it is marked done, using six tools that catch invented APIs, scan for hallucinated content, check plugin conformance, sandbox-run tests, validate schemas, and record audit evidence.