Kairos Gives AI Agents a Boundary, Then Asks the World for Proof

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Kairos frames physical-world execution as a sequence of permissioned checkpoints rather than a single opaque agent action. Its example sets an 18,000 USD limit for moving 40 units from Shenzhen to Rotterdam and requests carrier scans, an inspection report, and a signed proof of delivery. The page also shows CLI and Python entry points and describes resumable runs whose evidence can feed a subsequent run. These are presented as product behavior and planned pricing rather than independently demonstrated service results.