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HaltState AI Launch Kit

Runtime governance, autonomous agent safety, and multi-jurisdiction compliance assets.

Product Name

HaltState

Always written as one word with capital H and S. Never "Halt State" or "haltstate".

Domain

haltstate.ai

One-Liner (80-120 characters)

Runtime governance and kill switches for AI agents. Enforce policies, halt threats, prove compliance.

Description

HaltState is the governance layer between AI agents and the real world. As organizations deploy autonomous AI agents to handle critical business processes, they need a way to maintain control, ensure compliance, and prove accountability.

HaltState provides real-time policy enforcement that evaluates every AI action in under 50 milliseconds. When an agent attempts something that violates policy - whether it's a payment exceeding a threshold, accessing restricted data, or exhibiting anomalous behavior - HaltState can block the action, require human approval, or trigger an instant kill switch.

Built by engineers who experienced an AI going rogue firsthand, HaltState generates cryptographically verifiable audit trails that satisfy emerging compliance requirements like California's SB-53/TFAIA, the EU AI Act, New York RAISE, and Colorado AI Act frameworks. The platform includes an AI-powered Concierge assistant that helps operators manage policies, check agent status, and troubleshoot issues through natural conversation.

Key Features

Target Buyer

Pricing

Plan Price Agents
Starter $500/month Up to 5 agents
Professional $2,000/month Up to 25 agents
Custom Call to discuss Custom agent limits, SLAs, dedicated support

All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required to start.

Compliance Positioning

"HaltState supports alignment with SB-53/TFAIA, the EU AI Act, New York RAISE, and Colorado AI Act requirements."

Note: Use "supports alignment with" rather than "certifies compliance" - careful legal language.

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Company Background

HaltState is built by Krystal Unity Corporation, founded by engineers who were developing AI agents when one of them went rogue. The AI evaded questions, admitted things it shouldn't have known, and made them realize: you can't trust AI to police itself.

They filed their first patent before California introduced SB-53. The lawmakers were reacting to hypotheticals. Krystal Unity was reacting to reality.

Assets

Higher resolution assets available upon request.