Changelog

Governance checks now cover authority, policy state, and budget-controlled work more consistently.

Keel now gives teams a clearer view of which agents, workers, and delegated controls are active across a project.

Signed compliance evidence is easier to move, verify, and review across governed payment workflows.

Keel improved realtime dashboard updates, permit decision evidence, and session handling for governance workflows.

Cost permit visibility, budget-aware enforcement, and API documentation now line up more closely for operators.

Keel improved evidence quality, verification consistency, and reliability for governed payment workflows.

Project dashboards, compliance export access, and operational views are easier to navigate and rely on.

Keel added support for governing Stripe Machine Payments Protocol payment flows, including spend request validation, challenge handling, execution evidence, and latency visibility.

Policy enforcement behaves more consistently across governed request paths, including actions, connectors, routing decisions, and output limits.

Keel expanded governed action support across more tool and connector workflows, with richer action evidence and clearer approval, cost, and connector visibility.

Production-tier behavior, dashboard views, and documentation now align more closely, with broader evidence-pack support for checkpoints and exports.

Keel improved how exported evidence and integrity artifacts are verified, with clearer failure handling and more dependable validation paths.

Related decisions, permits, and evidence are easier to group around a single workflow, with updated SDK support for passing workflow context consistently.

Expanded dashboard-operated MCP and connector workflows, improved governance evidence views, added compliance evidence references, and strengthened execution observability and runtime controls.

Expanded policy authoring, strengthened execution-time constraint handling, standardized throttling behavior, and improved reason codes for review, alerting, and SDK handling.

Improved Keel SDKs with easier governed execution setup, retry and timeout handling, stronger permit checks, and clearer examples across supported languages.

Added clearer platform status visibility, lightweight health checks, stronger execution management controls, and improved abuse resistance.

Aligned governed execution behavior across supported surfaces and strengthened validation, usage accounting, and audit consistency for permitted workloads.

Strengthened service credential validation and expanded audit evidence for privileged operations.

Updated API examples and reference links so published documentation more closely matches current platform behavior.

Improved usage ledger reconciliation and export verification. Customers with affected finance workflows received direct revalidation guidance.

Keel began with a simple operating principle: AI execution should be governed before work is allowed to run. From the start, Keel has focused on permit-based decisions, reviewable evidence, and controls that help teams prevent unsafe or unnecessary AI spend before execution.