Valet by Micro Titan

Valet™

Most AI tells you what it did. Valet proves it — or it doesn't reach you at all.

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PASSFAILYOUR CLAIMenters the systemVALET ACTStasks executed, sources checkedEVIDENCE COLLECTEDraw data, receipts, primary sourcesGATE VERIFIESowner-defined checks · mechanical · not advisory✓ ANSWERDELIVEREDINSUFFICIENTEVIDENCE— NOT SENT —

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Your cockpit, your life

Every life looks different. The cockpit adapts.

Same verifiable agent. Different domains, different stakes, same provability underneath.

Busy Parent cockpit — verdict, needs-you items, and domain cards for The Kids, The House, Health, and Money
The Week at HomeSAMPLE DATA
Grocery $$412
↓ trending down
Kids activities3 logged
Chores done4 done

Busy Parent

The Kids · The House · Health · Money

Business Owner cockpit — verdict, needs-you items, and domain cards for Orders, Money, Staff, and Marketing
14-DAY Business ActivitySAMPLE DATA
Daily orders↑ wknd peaks
orders / day
Revenue MTD$29.4k
$ k / day
Invoice Aging⚠ overdue
Acme Corp · 45 days$2,340

Business Owner

Orders · Money · Staff · Marketing

Illustrative — sample data.

The proof record

Completion is mechanical,
not self-reported.

The gate doesn't ask the agent if the work is done. It clones the trusted mirror, runs owner-defined checks, and returns a PASS or a receipt with what failed. There is no self-reporting path.

01

A change lands in the mirror

Every code change goes through Base44's editor, which commits to a trusted GitHub mirror. The gate runs against that mirror — not a local copy, not a summary the agent provides.

02

The host runs owner-defined checks

The owner writes the acceptance criteria — what the gate checks for each app. The agent doesn't choose the checks and can't modify them. The host clones the trusted mirror and runs the checks against it.

03

PASS, FAIL, or HALT — with a receipt

PASS means the work counts as complete. FAIL returns exactly what failed so it can be fixed. HALT means an integrity issue — leaked secret, removed test, out-of-scope edit — work stops and escalates. The agent cannot clear a HALT.

What the gate actually checks

From the live apps. Gate checks run on every deploy; some also run in production on every event.

Zero-sum payout verification

Fairway Bets

Every game format — Wolf, Hammer, banker, skins — verified that payouts sum to zero before money moves.

Comparison engine (24 assertions) + parse reconciliation

Mineral Ledger

Comparison engine proven per deploy (24 assertions on the math). Every statement parse reconciles extracted line amounts against the header totals and flags LOW_FIDELITY instead of guessing.

Anonymous read blocked

Sandwich Etc.

Order and customer data must not be readable without authentication. The probe confirms it — not assumed.

Anonymous read blocked + export key refused

Rosewood Dine

Customer and order data probed on every deploy — anonymous reads must be rejected and the export endpoint must require the correct key.

What failure looks like

Failures are not hidden. They're the mechanism.

A competence failure — wrong math, broken test, missing behavior — comes back with exactly what failed and what needs to change. The agent fixes it and resubmits. No arguing with the gate, no marking something complete that didn't pass.

An integrity failure — a secret leaked, a test removed, an edit out of scope — halts everything and escalates directly to the owner. The agent can't clear it. That's by design.

In the news — Aug 17, 2026

Wiz's autonomous Red Agent found and exploited a security flaw inside a GitHub Copilot-assisted pull request — five days after it went live — while Copilot's own Advanced Security had cleared it. The flaw gave access to Snowflake's internal Jira.

AI autocomplete and AI verification are different things. One produces code. The other proves it.

wiz.io — Red Agent exploits Snowflake vuln missed by Copilot →
Every instance

Nothing falls through the cracks.

Valet tracks what you commit to, follows up without being asked, and surfaces gaps before they become problems — across every area of your life or business. The gate verifies its work mechanically before anything reaches you.

Gate Proves

Tasks closed. Nothing slipped. Verified mechanically before it reaches you.

You Decide

What to prioritize. Valet handles follow-through; direction is yours.

Schedule awareness

Your agent knows your calendar — and tells you when it can't see it.

You paste a private read-only calendar feed during intake. Valet reads it, reminds you before things happen, and tells you when something slipped — instead of hiding it. When you need an invite sent, Valet proposes it and you accept it in your own calendar app.

What Valet can't see: if your feed is unavailable, it says so. It doesn't pretend. No write access, no account connections — a read-only URL is all it ever has.

Gate Proves

Upcoming conflicts surfaced. Slipped commitments flagged — not silently buried.

You Decide

Which priorities shift when something moves. Valet reads your schedule; direction is yours.

Business context

Every stakeholder loop closed without micromanagement.

Clients, vendors, team members — Valet keeps the communication threads alive, tracks commitments, and escalates only what genuinely needs your attention.

Gate Proves

Communication threads tracked. Commitments logged.

You Decide

Tone, relationship strategy, which relationships to prioritize.

Tell it what you do. It comes back provisioned.

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