Gatekeeper the trust layer for production web agents ▶ 60s tour ★ GitHub

Trust your agent to act unattended.

Your agent clicks "issue refund" in your real app — Gatekeeper is what lets you turn it on without a human watching. Try it below: issue a refund, then audit the agent's signed run and tamper with a receipt — the seal breaks in your browser.

1 · The agent's task — a real web app live

This is a real DOM, not a screenshot. Click Issue refund → Confirm refund — success only counts when the refund actually posts.

  • The agent (or you) verifies the customer, issues the refund, and confirms.
  • Success = the refund posted to the live DOM — never the dialog merely opening. That distinction is the whole game.
  • A reward-hacked agent that just opens the dialog and self-reports "done" is exactly what the gate below blocks.

2 · Audit the agent's run — verify & tamper runs in your browser

Each action is HMAC-signed. Hit Run audit to verify every signature, then Tamper a record and run it again — the signature breaks. Real Web-Crypto HMAC, no server.

3 signed actions from a real run
actions confirmed on live DOM

3 · The never-worse gate

An upgrade promotes only if it beats production on an independent live-DOM eval. A refund bot that claims 100% but posts 0% is blocked before it ships.

4 · It improves itself — provably never-worse

task completed · live DOM
Gemma LoRA loss · H100
world model · Gemini
signed receipts

reliability climb · run over run

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