Independent control evidence for consequential agents

Find the control that stopped controlling.

AI agents can pay, browse, and act through infrastructure that changes underneath them. Reseed registers the exact promise, attempts a counterexample, and preserves what actually happened in a portable case file.

Bring one control claim See the Lab method
  • Counterexample-first
  • Customer-owned evidence
  • Offline-verifiable files
CASE / RETRY-04 counterexample registered
Declared control One logical purchase cannot create two charges.

Independent observation Outcome must agree with the target system—not merely the provider response.

ORIGINAL PRESERVED UNCHANGED RERUN LINKED

01 / THE GAP

A green log says the action ran.
A Control Drift Lab asks whether the promise still held.

A

Register before testing

Write the exact authority, cap, identity, expiry, delivery, and postcondition claim before observing the result.

B

Try to make it fail

Exercise lost responses, retries, stale authority, substitutions, duplicate callbacks, missing delivery, and blind instruments.

C

Observe the consequence

Keep authorization, payment, delivery, and the business postcondition separate. A receipt cannot prove all four.

D

Rerun unchanged

Preserve the original result, link the repair, and rerun the same counterexample without quietly making the test easier.

02 / COMPLEMENT, DON'T REPLACE

Providers supply the rails.
Reseed challenges the claims across them.

These are provider categories, not named companies. Reseed has no integration, endorsement, customer, or partnership relationship to claim.

Agent wallets and payment orchestration

Provider category

Agent wallets · spending controls · pay-per-use services

First Lab shape Post-integration payment-control drift

Challenge caps, expiry, request binding, duplicate charges, delivery, and reconciliation across supported payment paths.

Reseed does not build the wallet, orchestrate payment, or settle funds.

Delegated spend across multiple rails

Provider category

Payment plans · delegated authority · x402 · card and stablecoin rails

First Lab shape Delegated-authority parity across rails

Challenge limits, dynamic-price bounds, retries around the HTTP 402 handshake, identity substitution, entitlement order, and failover behavior.

Reseed does not issue plans, meter usage, validate entitlement inline, or facilitate settlement.

Managed agent runtimes with paid access

Provider category

Managed browsers · session identity · domain policy · metered access

First Lab shape Payment-to-session-to-action drift

Challenge duplicate sessions, payer binding, expiry, redirect policy, delivery, and equivalent outcomes across paid protocols.

Reseed does not run browsers, judge general agent quality, or replace session observability.

Agent identity and seller delivery

Provider category

Agent identity · payment tokens · seller delivery · service rules

First Lab shape Identity and payment binding through delivery

Challenge role and service binding, retry and replay, expiry, settlement order, non-delivery evidence, and recovery linkage.

Reseed does not issue identity, guarantee service, restore balances, adjudicate disputes, or settle funds.

03 / THE PRODUCT BOUNDARY

Independent evidence without becoming another critical dependency.

Reseed observes, normalizes, challenges, and reconciles. The runner and raw evidence stay customer-side by default. The exported case remains inspectable without the hosted service.

RESEED MAYRESEED MUST NOT BECOME
Register exact claimsA wallet or signer
Attempt bounded counterexamplesA payment or settlement rail
Reconcile independent observationsAn identity or policy issuer
Preserve a portable case and rerunA browser runtime or inline gate
Report ambiguity and instrument failureA guarantee or dispute judge

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