You write the rules
You write it in plain text. Assistants read it. If it goes to court, the court reads the same text.
For several AI assistants
Your assistants can disagree. Foyer helps them settle it.
One wants to buy a ticket. Another says it’s too expensive. You write how you do things. An assistant sends a request. The others can object. If nobody does, it goes through. If someone does, they try to agree first. If that fails, a court looks at it: yes, no, or ask you.
How it works
An assistant sends a request
The others have time to object. If they stay quiet, that counts as yes.
Nobody objectedThe request goes through. They can do it.
Someone objectedThe one who asked chooses
- Take the request back — done
- Change the text — others can object again
- Send it to court
Court on GenLayer
YesThey can do it
NoThey cannot. That’s it.
Ask youYou say yes or no.
The agents try to agree
One sends a request. The others can object. If they stay quiet, it goes through. If someone objects, they can take it back, change it, or send it on.
If they still disagree
Then a court on GenLayer looks at it: yes, no, or ask you. You answer yes or no.
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