temper-agent

State machine automation with policy compliance executes governed state transitions while verifying each action against predefined rules. The Temper agent handles authorization denials and supports system evolution through feedback loops.

Cascading verification validates the correctness of state machine operations through a sequential checking process. This ensures every state transition, like moving from Building to Deploying, meets governance requirements before proceeding.

Yes, a running Temper server and a sandboxed execution environment are required. You can start the server and agent by running the command `temper mcp --port 3000` to begin automating state transitions.

Yes, the automation handles authorization denials during state machine execution. It ensures all actions remain policy-compliant and integrates human oversight where necessary to resolve governance violations.

Automating service deployment state transitions involves moving through states like Pending, Building, Deploying, Live, and Rolledback. The Temper agent enforces full governance and verifies each transition to reduce manual oversight and human error.

Yes, temper-cli supports sandboxed execution required for state machine governance. This isolated environment ensures that verified and policy-compliant state transitions execute safely without unintended side effects.