Bodaty Releases AICtrlNet for AI Agent Approval Workflows

August 06, 2026
Bodaty has released AICtrlNet, an open source platform that requires named human approval for consequential AI agent actions and records approvals in audit logs.

Bodaty announced in a press release AICtrlNet, an open source platform for governed AI orchestration that requires named human approval for consequential AI agent actions.

AICtrlNet records approvals in timestamped, tamper evident audit logs for actions such as customer emails, invoices, and payment instructions. The platform does not move money without named human approval.

The platform has been in production since June. Its core is available under an MIT license, with Business and Enterprise tiers also offered.

AICtrlNet can run in sovereign, isolated, or managed cloud environments. It supports multiple model providers and runtimes, including Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, and local open weight models.

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