Add PolicyLayer - spending controls for x402 payments #25
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Adding PolicyLayer to the Security & Ops section.
What is PolicyLayer?
PolicyLayer provides non-custodial spending controls for AI agents with crypto wallets. As AI agents increasingly need to make on-chain payments (buying APIs, paying for services, executing trades), they need financial guardrails.
PolicyLayer enforces:
All without holding private keys — the agent's keys stay on their infrastructure.
Why Security & Ops?
PolicyLayer prevents wallet drains from bugs, prompt injection attacks, or infinite loops in AI agent code. It's runtime risk management for autonomous systems — fits well alongside the existing security resources.
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