AEGIS Core places a local authorization boundary in front of financially consequential tool calls, enforcing budget and idempotency decisions before external execution. Enforce before execution.
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Autonomous agents can retry payments, paid API calls, trades, refunds, and other economically consequential actions concurrently.
Multiple individually valid requests can compete for the same remaining budget or represent the same logical action.
If authorization and execution are not controlled at the same boundary, duplicate logical actions or over-budget execution can create real financial loss.
AEGIS Core evaluates economic policy before the protected tool executes, combining budget enforcement, idempotency, and local concurrency control.
Process-local ledger mutations are serialized so competing authorization attempts cannot independently consume the same remaining local budget.
AEGIS blocks over-budget execution, prevents exact logical replays from consuming economic state twice, and marks cached replays as not permitted to execute again.
Place AEGIS immediately before high-risk external actions and execute only when execution_permitted is true. The current evidence is process-local and does not establish exactly-once external side effects.