kill-switch-binding

To add a kill switch for an autonomous agent swarm, you can use a file-flag based gating mechanism that safely pauses execution and emits audit events. This approach ensures the halt is durable across restarts and reversible.

2FA TOTP validation for a dashboard emergency stop requires two distinct approvers to confirm the action alongside a time-based one-time password. This 2-of-N validation gates the persistent kill-flag and emits alerts before halting execution.

Yes, you can trigger an emergency stop using a configured operator Telegram chat. Sending a panic command initiates an immediate kill via a persistent file-flag and records a kill-switch audit event for traceability.

To resume autonomous swarm execution after a kill switch, an operator clears the persistent kill-flag to restart from the persisted workflow state. This transition is recorded to ensure full traceability and controlled resumption.

A loop-guard escalation prevents oscillation attacks by enforcing strict safety controls during the kill-switch process. It detects and blocks rapid, repetitive trigger attempts, ensuring the autonomous swarm halts securely without system disruption.

Yes, the kill switch persists across system restarts for autonomous agents by using a durable file-flag mechanism. This ensures the TAO_SWARM_ENABLED state remains securely halted until an operator explicitly clears the flag to resume.