Facts

Headron in plain facts.

Status, what a run does, the Mind API, direction and who makes it.

Status

Core license
MIT
Workspace app
Commercial, in development
Platform
macOS, in development
Paid plans
Not yet available to purchase
Free tier
Available now through the open core
Hosted accounts
None yet

What a run does

Judged by
The result of each gate as it ran
Verdicts
Pass, fail, skip, or not run
Skipped checks
Reported as Skip and kept out of the pass count
Refusal
At commit, for any agent, through a git hook
Audit trail
Receipts from headron mind --receipts

The Mind API

Available today
Risk rating, check plans, routing and recovery in the free open core
Routing rule
Critical changes go to a person. Security and dependency changes go to a read-only reviewer.
Hosted plan
One failure ledger and one receipt history across agents and machines
Hosted status
In development. Join the waitlist for $10 a month.

Numbers

Planted cases
700 declared kinds of mistake. Each is refused by the check built for it.
Prompt tokens
89% fewer than loading the whole tree and 50% fewer than an unassisted agent, in a recorded routing experiment
Source
The Headron README, where both are recorded

Direction

Today
Verification for coding agents
Next
Governance across platforms
Then
Identity and execution authority
Ultimately
A universal proof protocol

Who makes it

Maker
HLIntel LLC
Open core repository
HLIntel/Headron
Contact
enterprise@headron.tech