Undercurrent

Product status, September 2026

What is available right now, and what is not.

Available

  • AEGIS verifier kit (github.com/undercurrentai/aegis-policy): an offline verifier for signed attestations. Hand it an attestation that has been tampered with or has expired, and it refuses it rather than passing it through. Its suite collects 171 tests; the 152 that run without the optional SDK extra all pass.
  • AIPEA (pypi.org/project/aipea): prompt preprocessing and screening library, twelve public releases.
  • AI Revenue-Path Reliability Audit (/audit/): a fixed-scope engagement. Every finding is reproduced before it is reported.
  • AEGIS governance SDK (pypi.org/project/aegis-governance): a Python client and a local MCP server. It installs, and the local MCP server starts once the mcp extra is installed. Evaluation depends on the hosted service, so evaluation calls do not succeed while that service is down. The source ships in the PyPI source distribution; the repository is private.

Currently unavailable

  • The AEGIS hosted API and MCP endpoint are offline while we rebuild the service. Pricing returns when the service does.
  • AFA is retired as a standalone offering, and its hosted API is unavailable. Legacy listings, including its GitHub App listing and the afa-client package, may still appear while cleanup finishes.
  • LIBERTAS is research, not a product. We are not taking beta requests.

What is next

One product built from the components above, released when it passes external review. No dates on this page until there is something to show.

Questions: ops@undercurrentholdings.com. Dated 2026-09-09; edits to this page are listed at the bottom with dates.

Edits

  • 2026-09-12 — Corrected the AEGIS governance SDK entry above. The published package installs a Python client and one console script, aegis-mcp-server. The earlier wording also named a command-line tool, which the package does not ship.
  • 2026-09-12 — Corrected the same entry again. It described the SDK source as open to public review. The source ships in the PyPI source distribution, and the GitHub repository is private.