LoopGrid
An audit platform that provides human approval and verifiable signed records for AI Agent operations. It integrates into AI development frameworks through plugins, ensuring that sensitive operations are authorized and traceable.
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LoopGrid plugs into the OpenAI Agents SDK's native tracing and run hooks via a plugin, creating a signed record for every decision and covering the full chain from policy evaluation to the final result.
Integrating LoopGrid with the OpenAI Agents SDK requires no changes to the agent's core logic; you only need to add the LoopGrid component at initialization.
In the $750 refund demo, if you try to resume the run without approval, the agent stays paused and the number of tool calls is zero.
The signed record generated by LoopGrid contains seven events: decision, policy, model output, human approval, tool request, execution, and observed result.
In the signed record, the approval event precedes the tool request event, thereby proving that the tool ran only after human approval.
The signed record demonstrated in the article is signed, verifiable, and verified with zero failures, meaning all events passed signature and order checks with nothing missing or misordered.
The OpenAI Agents SDK runs the agent, the application grants authorization, and LoopGrid records the evidence; this separation of responsibilities ensures a clear audit trail.
The integration pattern of LoopGrid with the OpenAI Agents SDK is suited to scenarios that require strong compliance, such as financial refunds, medical data access, and permission changes.
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The integration pattern of LoopGrid with the OpenAI Agents SDK is suited to scenarios that require strong compliance, such as financial refunds, medical data access, and permission changes.
50%UnverifiedIntegrating LoopGrid with the OpenAI Agents SDK requires no changes to the agent's core logic; you only need to add the LoopGrid component at initialization.
50%UnverifiedLoopGrid plugs into the OpenAI Agents SDK's native tracing and run hooks via a plugin, creating a signed record for every decision and covering the full chain from policy evaluation to the final result.
50%UnverifiedThe signed record generated by LoopGrid contains seven events: decision, policy, model output, human approval, tool request, execution, and observed result.
50%UnverifiedIn the signed record, the approval event precedes the tool request event, thereby proving that the tool ran only after human approval.
50%UnverifiedThe signed record demonstrated in the article is signed, verifiable, and verified with zero failures, meaning all events passed signature and order checks with nothing missing or misordered.
50%UnverifiedThe OpenAI Agents SDK runs the agent, the application grants authorization, and LoopGrid records the evidence; this separation of responsibilities ensures a clear audit trail.
50%UnverifiedIn the $750 refund demo, if you try to resume the run without approval, the agent stays paused and the number of tool calls is zero.
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