CASE 02 · PRIVATE BETA
Keel
Run untrusted agents. Keep the keys.
2026PROJECT INFOS
Three AI products we had shipped each rebuilt the same fragile plumbing: a sandbox, a cost meter, an event stream. Keel is that plumbing done once, properly. It runs agent code written by someone else without trusting it, on a single rule: the agent gets capabilities, never credentials. It can use a secret without ever seeing it. Every run has a spend ceiling and a kill switch that fails closed, so an agent that misbehaves costs a capped amount and nothing more. Developers ship in one command and watch their agents work in an operator console. Keel is in private beta and already carries a production workload.
WHAT IT PROVES
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An agent can use a secret without ever being able to read it
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An agent that runs away hits a spend ceiling instead of your bill
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One command ships an agent, in TypeScript, Python or Java