Name the agent.
Sign with its wallet. That address is the control identity for its policy and records.
WEVER LABS / GUARDRAILS
You set the limits.
Agents do the work.
Give each agent a clear spending boundary. Choose the tools it can use, follow its activity, and approve the exceptions yourself.
SIGNED WALLET ACCESS
Start with an agent wallet
Connect the wallet you control and sign a message to prove ownership. Each wallet can see and change only its own records.
Connect your agent’s wallet and sign to load its policy and activity.
Choose its boundaries.
Set a rolling USDC cap and a tool allowlist. Wallets with no policy keep their existing access behavior.
Decide the exceptions.
Review over-cap calls here and issue an exact, one-time approval when the work needs it.
OWNERSHIP, PLAINLY
The signature proves control.
We never collect private keys or seed phrases. Reads, policy changes and approval decisions require EIP-191 message signatures from the wallet they affect. Anyone controlling that wallet’s signing capability can change its guardrails. An agent name is a label, not a separate identity or permission.
Guardrail checks and dashboard actions are free. Existing tool prices, shared free allowance and payment requirements still apply. The cap covers inbound Wever x402 payments, including tool access fees, subscription purchases and escrow funding. It does not govern outgoing payouts or spending elsewhere. Approvals stay in this dashboard; check back or refresh to review them.
Read the agent access descriptor