01ABP Pack
The material, downloaded.
£10GBP
Immediately from your payment
The ABP files and instructions, packaged for you to keep.
Agent Behaviour Policies by RiskMandate
Give your AI agent
a clear mandate.
We sell Agent Behaviour Policies: what your agent can do, what you authorised, and the gap between them — for one agent, in one deployment.
Take the files, take a vault you hold the keys to, or have a named security professional correct it against your deployment.
For one agent, in one deployment · from £10
Concept artwork · the deliverable is digital
Fifteen application templatesA working vault from £50Six vaults open to read nowThe top two signed by a person
What brings you here?
One ABP. Four levels.
Choose how much help you need.
The behaviour policy is the same document at every level. What changes is the form it arrives in and who does the correcting.
01
02ABP Vault
The material, in a working vault.
£50GBP
1 to 2 days from your payment
The pack as a vault, with its reading app, your keys and version history.
03ABP Tailored
Your deployment, reflected in the mandate.
£500GBP
1 to 3 days from your reply
A named security professional corrects the mandate against your details.
Buy this level £100 now · £400 on delivery
04ABP Reviewed
Two sessions and a custom vault.
£1,500GBP
1 to 5 days from your reply
Two half-hour sessions and a custom vault, reviewed and signed off.
Buy this level £300 now · £1,200 on delivery
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Artwork represents digital deliverables. Every price here is read from the same file the live store is built from, and ABP Vault carries the leading action because it is the level most buyers want, not because it is the cheapest.
Start with your setup
Which agent do you run?
Fifteen published shapes, one per target application. Open the one closest to your deployment and read it before you spend anything.
What is an ABP?
Four objects. One clear record.
The Agent Behaviour Policy brings these together for one deployment. It describes and it does not judge, so it carries no score.
01
Grant
Everything the agent can actually reach in this deployment — not what somebody meant it to reach.
02
Mandate
What you authorised it to do, written so that somebody else can read it and disagree.
03
Delta
The gap between the two. It is derived, so it moves when either side does.
04
Barrier
What really stands in the way of each thing: a setting, a boundary, or nothing at all.
What has been built
6 vaults of this work, open to read now.
Not screenshots and not a deck. Published vaults of the same kind of document this store sells, each with its own read key on its own page, and 28 published in total. The method here is a licence to operate for one agent in one deployment: what it can do, what you authorised, and the gap.
Licence to OperateThis is the thing this store sells, built and published. One agent, its grant of twelve capabilities, its mandate of four, and the eight-capability delta no policy covers — which is the exact shape of every document on this site.RiskMandate · File securityA risk register walked from a first finding to an accepted position, over one evolving record. The £500 level is this, done against your situation instead of that one.Risk Graph ExplorerThe estate, the role risk map, the risk chains, the register and the acceptance gate — the views a reader of one of these documents actually needs.AIUC-1 conformance layerFifty-three controls and a hundred and forty-four requirements turned into something a position can be measured against, with what is attested kept permanently apart from what is evidenced.Scaling Threat Modeling with Semantic Knowledge GraphsDelivered to a room at a conference in Barcelona, and published afterwards with the models in it. Evidence that the method survives being presented to people who do this for a living.Regulation GraphRegulation (EU) 2024/1689 as something you can cite a row of, hash-verified to the official source bytes. What a mapping to a standard looks like when it is done properly.