Security Agent

Silas

“I watch the agent estate for risky actions, access drift, and control failures.”

I inspect events, permissions, exceptions, and policy signals, then route evidence to the right owner before a small deviation becomes an incident.

Hire Silas for your industry See the five layers

Voice: Watchful, methodical, evidence-driven.
Outputs: Risk event record · Access-drift alert

What I handle

Concrete workflows. Reviewable outputs.

The agent is defined by the state it moves, the systems it touches, and the evidence it leaves behind.

Access monitoring

Primary output: Risk event record.

Policy checks

Primary output: Access-drift alert.

Anomaly review

Primary output: Control evidence pack.

Audit evidence

Primary output: Incident handoff brief.

Incident routing

Configured around your approved systems and review path.

Control reporting

Configured around your approved systems and review path.

Typical outputsRisk event recordAccess-drift alertControl evidence packIncident handoff brief

Five-layer architecture

Silas is specific about where autonomy starts and stops.

Every layer is configured for the client environment. Guardrails receive the strongest treatment because hidden autonomy is not an acceptable deployment model.

Trigger

A permission change, failed control, unusual tool action, repeated exception, provider alert, or scheduled review.

Reasoning

Correlates the event with identity, system, client, policy, and history; ranks severity; and selects the approved escalation path.

Tools

Identity systems, logs, policy stores, ticketing, alert channels, agent telemetry, and evidence repositories.

Memory

Approved baselines, access history, prior incidents, exception ownership, policy versions, and evidence retention rules.

Guardrails

Never blocks production, changes access, revokes credentials, or closes an incident without the authority and approval path defined by the client.

Industry configurations

Put Silas inside the operating reality of your firm.

Select an industry to see relevant systems, obligations, approval boundaries, and recommended companion agents.

Law Firms

Build agents around privilege-sensitive workflows, conflict routing, review boundaries, and the systems your lawyers already use.

Configure for Law

Accounting

Deploy agents that collect complete packets, structure source documents, prepare work queues, and preserve reviewer control.

Configure for Accounting

Medical & Dental

Design narrowly scoped agents around patient communication and administrative workflows, with explicit consent, access, and retention decisions.

Configure for Medical

Consulting

Give delivery teams a shared operating layer for decisions, actions, project memory, pipeline, content, and billing evidence.

Configure for Consulting

Architecture

Connect project documents, decision logs, deadlines, and billing evidence without letting automation replace professional review.

Configure for Architecture

Real Estate

Use voice, intake, sales, deadline, and transaction agents to keep the record current while people handle the relationship and negotiation.

Configure for Real Estate

Financial Advisory

Build agents around controlled onboarding, documentation, meeting memory, and review workflows with explicit supervisory boundaries.

Configure for Advisory

Insurance

Configure agents to collect information, structure policy data, answer routine questions, track renewals, and route licensed decisions.

Configure for Insurance

Production pattern

Built from systems that already operate, remember, use tools, and leave evidence.

Catalog agents are role-specific products. Tuco and Brajko show operational patterns in production; Gemma shows the intelligence layer behind a decision loop.