Most AI tools focus on autonomy. I went the opposite direction. I built OperatorKit an execution control layer that ensures AI cannot take real-world actions without explicit authorization. Key differences: • Runs locally when possible : your data stays on your device • No silent cloud processing • Every action is reviewable and attributable • Designed for high-trust environments Summon it with Siri and opens up. Works in Airplane mode. Think of it as governance before automation. Right now it supports workflows like: • drafting emails • summarizing meetings • generating action items • structured approvals But the larger goal is simple: AI should never execute without human authority. I’m opening a small TestFlight group and looking for serious builders, operators, and security-minded testers. If you want early access, comment and I’ll send the invite. Would especially value feedback from people thinking deeply about: • AI safety • local-first software • decision systems • operational risk Building this has changed how I think AI should behave less autonomous, more accountable. Curious if others see the future this way. submitted by /u/Comprehensive_Help71
Originally posted by u/Comprehensive_Help71 on r/ArtificialInteligence