Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
LEASH, the kill switch for an AI-agent fleet
LEASH presents a control layer that binds AI agents to on-chain identities, co-owned accounts, spending limits, and a global revocation switch.
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The page models agent control as a 2-of-2 Hedera account: the agent and LEASH must both approve, while policy decisions are logged to Hedera Consensus Service. Its demonstration uses a $3 payment to show the effect of revocation, and the interface reports three agents with two active and one revoked. LEASH also distinguishes its on-chain policy and kill event from payment-path enforcement, describing the latter as facilitator-run rather than trustless.
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