Governance
Your AI does only what you allowed.
AI proposes. It does not publish, deploy or send on its own: those are assigned to a human, and the decision goes on the same record as the work it approved. Each AI agent doing that work has a name of its own, acts for somebody you can point at, and never reaches further than that person does. The record is what working this way leaves behind, not a thing anybody has to keep up.
Teams that want controls on their AI, so it does what it is supposed to.
The features
Everything in Governance
- ApprovalsAnything that cannot be undone is assigned to a human.Read the page
- Audit trail and evidenceWho did what, on a sealed record, exported when someone asks.Read the page
- Agent securityA name, a limit, and somebody who can stop it.Read the page
- Agent identityA person lets an agent in, and can stop it again.Read the page
- What an agent may doIt never reaches further than its owner.Read the page
- Agent sign-insA sign-in expires sooner the more it can do.Read the page
- Approved modelsWhich models may run, who approved each one, and what it left behind.Read the page
- Scans and approved packagesApproved packages at the exact version, checked when used.Read the page
Tell us what your AI should never do alone, and we will show you the controls.