Kairos Launches Open-Source Real-Time Risk Decision and Approval Platform for AI Agents
11/05/2026 — 11/05, 08:13·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Open-source project Kairos has launched a risk and fraud decision platform sitting between agent intent and execution to handle high-risk op…
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On November 5, 2026 at 08:08, DEV Community's AI section published an introduction to Kairos, an open-source project. According to the post, Kairos is an open-source risk and fraud decisioning platform for handling high-risk operations. Financial agents need guardrails before executing trades, transfers, or credit decisions, and Kairos sits between agent intent and execution, keeping risk evaluation separate from the execution step itself.
The platform structures risk logic through directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) and provides real-time risk scoring, approval gates, and versioned rule control. Its workflow is straightforward: an agent calls Kairos with event data, Kairos runs decision graphs, and the agent receives a verdict of approve, deny, or escalate. Kairos also supplies audit trails for cases where agents trigger high-stakes actions. No further updates about the project have appeared since this November 5, 2026 post, so this introduction remains the most recent public information available.
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Kairos has released an open-source risk and fraud decisioning platform that sits between agent intent and execution for high-stakes actions. It structures risk logic using directed acyclic graphs to provide real-time risk scoring, approval gates, and version-controlled rule evaluation before agents execute transactions.
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