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DCS ConnectorGoverned execution for AI agents

Connect agents to real systems. Prove every action.

V1 in private staging with design partners

  • Developers
  • IT & security
  • Agent builders
Built on R-Series rails. Every action produces a signed receipt and joins a tamper-evident, hash-chained lineage.About R-Series
Connectors catalogued
1,010
Connector pages published
996
Industry categories
25
Ed25519 + ML-DSA-65 signature on every receipt
Hybrid
01 · The gap

Connecting an agent is easy. Proving what it did is not.

Every integration platform can connect an AI agent to a CRM or a payment system. What none of them can give a company is proof: a record of what the agent did, who allowed it, under which rule and what came back.

DCS Connector makes every action through every connector leave an R-Series receipt that the company, its auditor or a regulator can check on their own, that the platform cannot quietly edit, and that still holds years later. When it cannot produce that receipt, it refuses to act.

The connectors are the reach. R-Series is the trust.
02 · How it works

From a request to a receipt anyone can check.

Six stages sit between an agent and a real system. The agent never touches a provider directly.

  1. 01Request

    An agent or a person asks

    The request carries a declared intent, such as “reconcile last month’s failed payments”. Every action is checked against it.

  2. 02Plan

    The agent plans, it does not execute

    Agents observe, diagnose and plan with declared capabilities. They never hold raw provider credentials.

  3. 03Approve

    Policy decides before anything runs

    Sensitive actions pause for a human. Approvals are tied to the plan, single-use and they expire.

  4. 04Execute

    The engine calls the provider

    Credentials live under a receipted key lifecycle, inside an attested environment.

  5. 05Reconcile

    The result is checked

    A timeout after a write is marked unknown and reconciled before any retry. Nothing is assumed.

  6. 06Receipt

    The fact becomes evidence

    Digest, hybrid signature, log inclusion and anchor. The receipt is stored with the action.

03 · The receipt

One receipt per action. Change a byte and it fails.

DCS Connector produces the facts. R-Series turns each fact into evidence.

Illustrative receipt · simulated refund Digest matches
Who
ops-agent-7 · approved by finance-leadEvery actor, human or machine
Intent
refund duplicate chargeCatches actions that don’t match the ask
What
[email protected] · refunds.createExact operation and connector version
Rule
pol_refund_limit · approvedWhich policy allowed it
Payload
sha256:5d1f… → sha256:a7e0…Proves content without exposing it
Outcome
rf_88213 · succeeded · ₹4,500.00Tied to the real effect at the provider
Time
2026-10-10 09:14:03 UTCNo single clock has to be trusted
Chain
parent r_7c19ab02 · run_2291Rebuilds multi-step work end to end
Signature
Ed25519 + ML-DSA-65Independent, long-lived verification
04 · Guarantees

Fail-closed by design.

  • No receipt, no write

    If evidence cannot be produced, DCS Connector does not perform the write.

  • Pending receipts complete

    If the provider acted but evidence was interrupted, a durable obligation finishes it later.

  • Tampering is rejected

    Altered evidence, or a receipt signed with the wrong key, fails every verifier.

  • Gaps are recorded

    When a provider is down, a coverage receipt records the exact window. Silence is never mistaken for no activity.

  • Verify offline

    Any receipt can be checked with the verifier and the published keys, with the platform switched off.

  • Replay any incident

    Request, intent, policy, approval, provider effect and reconciliation, rebuilt from the chain.

05 · Coverage

1,010 connectors. One governed path.

Each connector page documents capabilities, authentication, permissions, webhooks and the provider’s official documentation. Runtime verification is published per connector as it is earned.

First five connectors in V1
  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • Gmail · drafts
  • Stripe · test mode

996 published of 1,010 catalogued

  • Payments, banking & fintech96
  • Developer tools72
  • Security & identity72
  • Productivity52
  • CRM & sales49
  • Observability47
  • Finance, accounting & tax47
  • Support & success43
  • Cloud & hosting43
  • Communications, voice & video38
  • AI & models37
  • Commerce & marketplaces37

Top 12 of 25 categories

06 · Why it is different

Not logs you have to trust. Evidence you can check.

Typical integration platformDCS Connector with R-Series
Activity log in the vendor’s databaseSigned receipt per action, chained and anchored
Trust the vendorVerify independently and offline
Logging can fail silentlyNo receipt, no write; gaps are recorded
Records what happenedRecords why, who allowed it, and what changed
Credentials as configurationCredential grant, refresh, scope and revoke as evidence
Connector updates are invisibleEvery connector version carries a signed passport
Evidence ages with today’s cryptographyHybrid post-quantum signatures
07 · In practice

What the receipts show.

  • Case 01

    An agent issues a refund

    • Intent: refund duplicate charge
    • Policy limit and approving manager
    • Provider refund id, reconciled
  • Case 02

    An agent edits 2,000 CRM records overnight

    • One receipt per change
    • Chained to the run
    • Write limit lowered after rollbacks
  • Case 03

    A coding agent ships a deployment

    • Connector passport and scope used
    • Commit ids and approval
    • Deployment result and token rotation
  • Case 04

    A customer asks to be forgotten

    • Subject key destroyed
    • Receipts stay valid
    • The erasure itself is receipted
  • Case 05

    A provider is down for two hours

    • Coverage receipt with the exact window
    • Pending obligations completed
    • No silent gap in the record
08 · Who it is for

For everyone who has to answer for what an agent did.

  • Developers

    Connect a system once; every call is evidenced. Debug with the exact chain of what the agent did.

  • Security teams

    A verifiable record of every machine action and credential event, with proof of least privilege.

  • Compliance & audit

    Signed evidence instead of screenshots and exports, for SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, DPDP and GDPR requests.

  • Operations

    Agents that can be trusted with writes, because every write is approved, recorded and reversible.

  • Leadership & finance

    A defensible answer to “what did our AI do with our money and our customers’ data”.

  • Your customers

    Disputes resolved with proof: a refund or a record change shown exactly as it happened.

09 · Honest status

Where DCS Connector stands today.

From os.dcsai.ai , checked 27 Oct 2026.

  1. Built

    Integrated and proven end to end against simulated providers.

  2. Now

    V1 in private staging verification with design partners. First five connectors: GitHub, Slack, Notion, Gmail (drafts) and Stripe (test mode).

  3. Not yet

    Not yet verified with real providers. Runtime verification is published per connector as it is earned; none are runtime-verified today.

  4. Next

    V2 is planned for Q2 2027. The public API and SDKs publish at launch.

Internal verification is not an external audit. The independent cryptographic review of R-Series is pending.

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dcs connectorIllustration · demo data
Catalogue

Connector catalogue

Catalogued1,010 connectors

Pages published996

First five in V1GitHub, Slack, Notion, Gmail drafts, Stripe test mode

Runtime-verified with real providersnone yet

StatusV1 private staging

1,000+ connectors

SaaS, databases, files, messaging and industry systems.

Once you connect

In V1 private staging with design partners, you connect a system once through the catalogue and your agents reach it only through DCS Connector, never directly.

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