The Platform
Agent Control Plane
One control point for agent action — decide what agents can do, enforce it before they act, and prove what happened after.
Agent, control, proof.
One plane in the path of every action.
Agents don’t ship without control.
The gap between a working agent and a shippable agent is not what it can do, but whether its actions can be audited, governed, and safely controlled in production.
Problem
A demo can prove that an agent completes a task. It can show a foundation model using tools through a polished interface on a happy path.
But regulated buyers need more than a working agent. They need to know who it acts as, what it can do, who approved it, what happens when it is wrong, and how every decision can be traced, reviewed, and controlled
Those answers do not live in the model. They live in the runtime around it
Solution
The Agent Control Plane is the runtime that makes agents shippable.
It sits between every agent and every enterprise action, deciding what can proceed, what must be blocked, what needs approval, and what has to be recorded.
Across eight control capabilities, it makes agent autonomy governable, auditable, and safe to hand off into production. Everything the demo left out, in one plane.
In the path
Eight capabilities. One runtime.
Those eight capabilities aren’t a dashboard — they’re what the plane runs on every action your agent takes. Each one acts in the path, before the action executes. None are watch-only.
Runtime Enforcement
Every action checked in the path, before it executes — fail-closed. Outsiders observe and alert; inside the loop, the gate prevents.
operated on every action · in the path