Product definition
Acira is an embedded enforcement layer for browser-using AI agents. It evaluates proposed browser actions against product-defined policy before execution.
Acira sits in the path between a product's proposed AI-agent action and browser execution. It evaluates the action against customer policy, returns an outcome, and applies that outcome before the action changes browser state.
The product company keeps its own user experience and agent stack. Acira supplies the embedded policy, approval, credential, enforcement, and audit infrastructure behind it.
Layer one evaluates action intent, target, customer rules, identity, and session context. Layer two enforces the decision at the browser action boundary before execution.
Acira is built for OEMs and independent software vendors that embed browser-using AI agents in products sold to enterprise customers.
Direct answers
Yes. Acira focuses on security for AI agents that take actions in browsers and web applications.
Product code sends a proposed action and session context to Acira, receives a policy decision, and applies it before browser execution.
An action record can preserve the proposed action, context, matched policy, decision, outcome, and reviewer history.
Embedded AI agent security