Autonomy without blind trust.
PAi is useful because it can act. OpenFirma makes that safe: you set limits once, PAi stays inside them, asks when something crosses a line, and every action is readable and reversible where possible.
The tension
Every agent has the same problem.
Let it do anything
Maximum convenience, but you are blindly trusting software with money, identity, personal data, and actions that may be hard to undo.
Approve every step
Maximum safety, but now the assistant interrupts you constantly and you are back to doing the work yourself.
OpenFirma resolves the tradeoff: PAi gets room to act, but only inside rules you understand and control.
How it feels
Set personal-assistant rules, not technical policies.
You never write code, touch a config file, or see a policy language. The web app gives ordinary controls: sliders, toggles, dropdowns, allowed contacts, blocked services, and spending limits.
"Up to $150 per order, $500 per month on travel, and never start a subscription without asking."
"Share my delivery address with booking sites, never share my ID document, and use my card only with known billers."
"Email known contacts directly, draft first for anyone new, and never accept terms for me."
"Shopping sites can be active, banking is read-only, and anything new needs my approval."
Three outcomes
Every governed action becomes allow, ask, or block.
Inside your rules
PAi handles it quietly and tells you when it is done. Example: a $120 flight inside your travel budget.
Crosses a line
You get one clear request showing service, amount, recipient, and data shared. One tap approves just that action.
Against your rules
It does not run. PAi tells you why, and the assistant cannot talk its way past the limit.
Human in the loop
When something crosses a line, PAi asks you first, right in the chat.
PAi reads, drafts, and searches on its own. But before it spends money, sends something out, or shares your identity, OpenFirma pauses it and sends you a request in Telegram. You approve or decline with a tap. Nothing happens until you do.
No dashboards, no jargon. Just a clear request with the amount, recipient, and what is being shared, plus two buttons.
Why PAi + OpenFirma matters
PAi makes OpenFirma tangible. OpenFirma makes PAi distributable.
PAi provides the personal runtime, identity, memory, browser sessions, and operational work. OpenFirma provides scoped authority, user-set limits, approvals, and audit. Together they create an assistant that can be genuinely useful without asking users to blindly trust it.
Control without babysitting
You do not approve every click. You set the bounds once and intervene only when the task needs judgment.
Safety without jargon
Capability tokens, policy engines, and audit ledgers stay behind the curtain. The user sees limits, requests, and history.
Trust that scales
An assistant you can trust with money, identity, and real-world actions is one you can actually hand work to.
Early access
Your assistant is ready when you are.
PAi is opening to a small group of early users. Request access and we will set yours up for you.