The Undo Button for AI Agents
Every file your agents touch — permissioned, audited, reversible.
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Every Operation, On the Record
The problem
Agents act with production access and no seatbelt.
Coding agents run with skip-permissions flags. Ops agents hold credentials broader than any employee’s. When one overwrites a config, wipes a directory, or leaks a file, there’s no record of what happened and no way back.
Identity tools know who the agent is. Gateways know what it called. Nobody knows what happened to your data — or can undo it.
What Stord does
A governance layer between agents and your files.
Stord is a proxy, not a destination. Your files stay in your filesystem, S3, or Drive — agents just reach them through Stord instead of raw credentials.
Scoped agent credentials
Least-privilege keys per agent, not per team. Path-scoped permissions like write: /build/** with read-only everywhere else. An agent can’t destroy what it can’t reach.
Flight recorder
An append-only, evidence-quality trail of every read, write, and delete — attributed to the exact agent, session, and credential. Built for SOC 2 evidence and EU AI Act logging obligations.
The undo button
Every mutation snapshots the prior state before it executes. Roll back a single operation or an entire agent session in one click. Nothing an agent does is permanent unless you say so.
Early access
Let your agents run. Keep the undo button.
We’re onboarding early teams running coding and ops agent fleets. Join the waitlist for early access and founding-user pricing.