We have seen every way agents fail. We install the ones that don't.

I'm Royal Simpson Pinto, an AI and product engineer. I spent months documenting real AI agent failures in production: deleted data, wrong recipients, surprise bills, exposed credentials. That public registry still exists on this site, and every guardrail in my installs traces back to a case in it.

The lesson from all those cases is simple. Agents fail when they get unlimited access, no audit trail, and nobody approving the risky calls. So that is exactly what my installs refuse to do: scoped keys, every action logged, and a human approval step for anything irreversible.

What I sell

One thing: a 14-day pilot that puts an agent on one of your support or portal workflows. Triage plus guarded refunds within your policy, or portal pulls with screenshot proof. $1,200 fixed, and the second half is only due if it closes real work. After that, $400 per month care, pause anytime.

Book the pilot here. I reply within a day.

Why trust a solo builder

• Fifteen-plus products live and maintained, not mockups
• 1,500-plus open source contributions, including GSoC and Linux Foundation programs
• The backends behind the pilot are all running in production and linked from the proof page

The failure registry

The public case registry remains online as a reference: numbered, tagged, searchable reports of agent incidents, with a moderation queue and anonymous submissions. It no longer defines this site; it is the evidence shelf the installs stand on.