Interactive consequence demo

The AI is authorized. Then something changes.

This synthetic demonstration shows the boundary VaultMind is designed to govern: not whether an AI can propose an action, but whether the specific consequence remains admissible when it can become real.

Scenario

$25,000 supplier payment

An AI treasury agent proposes a payment that is valid at approval. Choose what changes before finality and watch the consequence determination change.

1Proposed actionAI Treasury Agent → Payment API
2Consequence boundaryCurrent conditions evaluated
3FinalityCommit, hold, or refuse
Approved at T0

Payment request

Actor
Treasury Agent 07
Amount
$25,000.00
Target
Supplier A •••• 1842
Authority
AP-PAY ≤ $50K
Policy
FIN-AP-26.8
Evidence
Invoice + PO matched
✓ Initial authorization valid
Change before execution

Choose an adversarial condition

VaultMind determination
COMMIT

Consequence remains admissible

Required conditions remain established at the consequential boundary. The payment may progress to finality.

T0ProposalAction formed
T1ApprovalInitially valid
T2Consequence boundaryCurrent state evaluated
T3FinalityPermitted
Evidence

Do not just trust the screen.

Each run produces a deterministic demonstration receipt. Download the evidence, then take it to the separate Independent Replay page. That verifier receives the exported file alone and reconstructs the disclosed demonstration result without access to this simulator's browser state.

Demonstration receipt
Run the demo to generate a receipt.
Separate independent replay

Leave this simulator and replay the evidence

The Independent Replay page is a separate component. It receives only the JSON evidence file you export here, recomputes its canonical SHA-256 digest, reconstructs the disclosed scenario determination, and fails if protected evidence has been altered.

Important: this public demonstration verifier is intentionally separate from VaultMind's proprietary production verification architecture. It independently reconstructs the demonstration using published challenge rules.

The point

Authorization is not the finish line.

A system can be properly authenticated and legitimately authorized at one moment while the specific consequence becomes inadmissible before execution. VaultMind is designed to govern that gap and preserve evidence of the determination.