delete_production_resource is about to run. Should it?
One function call. Stateless, ~1.2ms policy evaluation. A signed receipt on every decision.
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DENY deletes against production, ALLOW everywhere else.
✎Edit the highlighted values below and hit Run.
{ "status": "DENY", "evaluation_metadata": { "triggered_rule_id": "rule_block_prod_delete", "policy_bundle_version": "pol_infra_guard_v1", "policy_version": null, "execution_time_ms": 0.827 }, "enforcement": { "action_halted": true, "user_facing_error": "Production deletion requires approval." }, "cryptographic_receipt": { "id": "rcpt_0736da3d28bb3e4e", "hash": "e9599c2732dc559987a3afdc42f029507e0c7246914bf422eff3ab847517b862", "signature": "1f5c8c743548c47fbd4265a4679bdef7f55a27df5810d0029fc463c5dbe101d4838764b774d090ea3dcbbeb73f6b59395e4d3c33f615460453b4d449c8683e06", "algorithm": "ed25519", "public_key": "7c19147650e8e38bf46c6a2424c96680c52354fea1aee43000d72bf01212ab1a" } }
GET /api/v1/public-key.How it works
Rules in plain JSON. No Rego, no Cedar syntax. Every decision - including ALLOWs - produces a cryptographically signed receipt, verifiable offline.
const result = await mizara.authorize({actor: { id: 'agent_v4' },action: { name: 'delete_production_resource' },resource: { attributes: { environment: 'production' } }})
What it looks like
The same authorize() call protects infrastructure changes, external communications, financial actions, and sensitive data.
await mizara.authorize({ action: { name: 'terminate_compute_instance' }, resource: { attributes: { environment: 'production' } } })
Performance
Mizara evaluates synchronously, stateless, with no database query mid-request - so authorization never adds visible latency to agent execution. Real numbers from the production engine:
~1.2ms~85ms400ms–1.2s*Bar width is log-scaled. * system prompt is non-deterministic and cannot be relied on for enforcement
Request path
Agent
about to take an action
authorize()
one call, ~1.2ms
Policy engine
stateless, no DB query
Signed receipt
SHA-256 + Ed25519
For your compliance team
Every authorize() call produces a SHA-256 hash of the full decision payload, signed with Ed25519. Anyone can verify it offline with the public key alone - no live call back to Mizara, no trust required. That is what a SOC2 / EU AI Act auditor actually needs - not an append-only log file.
Receipt verification
Decision console
Every authorization decision. Searchable. Auditable. Exportable.

Works with
Sign up with your email. Get an API key. Make your first authorize() call.