The enforcement layer has to exist
before the consequences arrive.
“AI agents are acting on behalf of institutions at a speed and scale that no existing governance tool was designed to handle. We built GRACE because the enforcement layer has to exist before the consequences arrive — not after.”
Grace AI Control, Inc. is an independent company founded to develop and commercialize GRACE. We are pre-revenue. The kernel is complete and validated. The non-provisional patent was filed June 10, 2026. Commercial conversations are underway.
Our published Cloud Security Alliance paper (February 8, 2026) documented the AI token exhaustion failure mode three months before a widely reported $500M enterprise AI cost incident. We see the problems early. That is our edge.
The category was defined
before anyone else named it.
Provisional patent filed — No. 63/960,895. Pre-execution enforcement kernel architecture formally protected.
Cloud Security Alliance paper published — “Uneven Resource Exhaustion in AI Systems.” Predicts AI token exhaustion failure mode months before headline incident.
SR 26-2 issued by Fed, OCC, FDIC. Footnote 3 confirms the enforcement gap GRACE was already built to fill.
White papers filed with Federal Reserve, OCC, FDIC. Kernel validated: 624 tests, 0 failures, T-24 proven. Non-provisional patent filed June 10, 2026.
Commercial conversations active — licensing, deployment, and IP transaction discussions underway.