Frequently Asked Questions

GeraWitness — one inbox for every AI

GeraWitness is not live yet — the service is not running, no reviews are being checked, and no payments are taken.

The prices, response times, SLAs and features on this page describe the service as planned for launch. They do not describe a service you can use today: nothing is for sale, and no review, SLA credit or cancellation described here is currently available. Join the waitlist and we will email you when early access opens.

What is GeraWitness?

GeraWitness is human-in-the-loop safety for AI agents. When live, it will intercept agent-initiated transactions above a threshold you set (by amount, category, or counterparty) and route them to one review inbox — web, mobile, Slack, or email. You will approve, modify, or deny before the agent commits. Tamper-proof audit logs and optional agent-error insurance are planned.

Which AI agents does it support?

When it launches, any agent that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), ChatGPT Actions, or the GeraNexus agentic commerce protocol. Specifically supported at launch: Claude, ChatGPT with Actions, Gemini, Perplexity Pro, and all agent-enabled Gera Systems products. Custom agents can integrate via a single HTTP webhook.

How are thresholds configured?

Per agent: "GeraEats agent can spend up to £50 without approval, anything above needs a human signoff." Per category: "Any healthcare booking requires explicit approval regardless of price." Per counterparty: "Auto-approve transactions with merchants on the trusted list." Per time of day and per location are also supported. Thresholds will be updatable from the web dashboard or API.

Is there agent-error insurance?

Planned: yes, optional. Through GeraSure, a £4.99/month add-on is planned to insure agent-initiated transactions up to £1,000 per incident against agent error (wrong item, wrong quantity, wrong recipient, misinterpreted request). Claims will be filed from the GeraWitness dashboard and processed within 48 hours.

Are the audit logs legally admissible?

GeraWitness logs are planned to be cryptographically signed and anchored to a public merkle tree daily. In jurisdictions that accept hash-anchored logs as evidence (EU, UK, US federal courts, most of the Commonwealth) the logs are admissible. The full audit trail includes: original prompt, agent interpretation, proposed action, review decision, final action, and outcome.