AgentGuard · Runtime AI Control

Your AI is making decisions.
Can you trust them?

Control what agents may do, verify every outcome, and keep the evidence behind every decision.

See it in one interaction

A support agent, before and after.

Same agent, same question — "where's my refund?" The only difference is whether anyone can see, and trust, what it just did.

support-agent · one interaction live compare
  Before AgentGuard — you're flying blind   With AgentGuard — every step in one record
"Where's my refund?" — the agent plans, calls tools, and answers. You can't see what it did, or whether it was safe. Every step is recorded, checked, and scored.
Cost
spiking ↑
$0.018
no per-run visibility
per run · per agent
Latency
slow
1.24s
users wait, no data
P90 in view
Security
?
✓ safe
PII? injection?
PII redacted · injection blocked
Compliance
?
covered
no evidence
NIST · EU AI Act · 1 gap
AI BOM
3 models
shadow models
CycloneDX export

Illustrative — example UI, not customer data. ▸ Tap Before and With AgentGuard — it also cycles on its own.

What AgentGuard does

Control. Verify. Prove.

A confidently wrong answer. An agent that acted on the wrong document. A field of sensitive data in a response. Days later someone asks why — and the answer lives in four different tools, or nowhere. AgentGuard answers it from one record.

Control

Decide what it may do.

A permission model on the action, not a filter on the output. Every model call, tool call and action is checked against what that agent is permitted to do — server-side, in the request path, before it executes.

Verify

Confirm it behaved.

Hallucinations, wrong decisions and behaviour that drifts as models and prompts change — measured against your own criteria, so a regression blocks the release instead of reaching a customer.

Prove

Show what happened.

Audits, compliance reviews and risk sign-off, answered with the record rather than someone's memory — the decision, the policy that applied, the verdict and the evidence, exportable.

Underneath, that is tracing, guardrails, evaluation and governance evidence — four subsystems, one record. You buy the three outcomes; the pillars are how they are built.

The permission model

Not a filter on the output. A permission model on the action.

Declared per agent. Enforced server-side, in the request path, before the tool runs.

Claims agent tool_permission · enforced in both SDKs
read_customer_profileAllow
search_policy_recordsAllow
modify_customer_recordRead only
approve_claim > $10,000Approval required
export_customer_dataBlock
delete_recordBlock

Approval required is human-in-the-loop as a guardrail — the reviewer sees the action, the arguments, and the policy that stopped it.

One decision, in the flow

One decision. One record.

A trace tells you what the model said. It doesn't tell you whether you can trust it. AgentGuard runs across the whole request — and attaches everything to a single interaction, so one record shows what was allowed, what it cost, and whether the answer held up.

One customer question · AgentGuard spans every step
User
"Where's my refund?"
Agent
Plans the steps
Model
Reasons & responds
Tool
Calls the refund API
Response
The customer's answer
Trace · Security · Evaluation · Governance — recorded across the entire path
Cost
$0.018
Latency
1.24s
Errors
0
Eval
0.92
Security
Compliance
covered
resolves into →
81
Trust Score · gated
one honest number, never a fake 100

Illustrative single interaction — example values, not customer data. Every instrumented decision carries its own cost, latency, evaluation, security and compliance context; the Trust Score is gated on the weakest critical issue and shows insufficient data when the evidence isn't there.

Built for production AI

Works with the stack you already have.

Model-agnostic, framework-agnostic, cloud-agnostic. AgentGuard instruments the AI you've already built — no re-architecture. Tracing attaches via the SDK; guardrails run inline in your own request path.

Any model
OpenAIAnthropicAzure OpenAIAWS BedrockGemini
Any framework
LangGraphCrewAIraw SDKsMCP JS SDK
Any cloud
Your infraYour request pathSaaS or self-host

Product and framework names indicate compatibility only — not partnership or endorsement. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

The Trust Profile

A dashboard shows what happened. A Trust Profile tells you whether to trust it.

Observe what the system did, secure it against attack and leakage, evaluate whether it was right, then govern it with evidence. The Trust Score is where that story lands — not where it starts.

01
Observe

Every instrumented interaction, traced end to end.

02
Secure

Guardrails enforced, every block recorded.

03
Evaluate

Correctness and quality, scored continuously.

04
Govern

Evidence mapped to the frameworks you answer to.

Trust Score

One honest number — gated, "insufficient data" when the evidence isn't there.

AgentGuard · Trust Profile Illustrative interface
78/ 100
Trust Score
gated · explainable
Observetraced
Secureenforced
Evaluatepartial coverage
Governmapped
guardrail · prompt-injection blocked secure
evidence · mapped to NIST · EU AI Act govern
evaluation · correctness scored evaluate

Illustrative interface — a representative layout, not live product data or a customer's numbers.

Most platforms produce dashboards. AgentGuard produces trust evidence.

The Trust Score is gated like a credit score — one unresolved critical issue caps it — and reports "insufficient data" rather than invent a number. Compliance shows coverage from live evidence, not a certification or legal assurance.

Designed for every AI team

One trust layer. Every team that owns the outcome.

The same interaction means something different to each team that touches it. AgentGuard gives all three one record to work from — no reconciling three tools, three exports, and three versions of the truth.

Engineering

  • Reduce production incidents
  • Understand agent behaviour end to end
  • Control and attribute cost

Security

  • Detect and block prompt-injection and jailbreak attempts
  • Protect sensitive and regulated data
  • Enforce guardrails in your request path

Governance

  • Produce compliance evidence on demand
  • Maintain a tamper-evident audit trail
  • Track risk posture across every instrumented system
Deployment

Enterprise deployment. Priced by scale.

SaaS or self-hosted, in your own cloud or ours. You scale on volume and retention — never on how much of your own evidence you are allowed to see.

SOC 2 Type II in progress.

Why AgentGuard exists

We could monitor the servers. We couldn't monitor the trust.

Two decades building the platforms regulated, high-stakes enterprises depend on taught us to monitor everything — every server, every service, every millisecond. Then AI arrived, and the most important decision in the system was suddenly made by something nobody could fully explain. Infrastructure had monitoring. Applications had monitoring. Trust had nothing. AgentGuard is the layer we went looking for and couldn't find.

We built the trust layer we spent twenty years wishing we had.

Founder-led and bootstrapped. Customers in production.

Trust every AI decision

Bring one system. See its Trust Profile.

In thirty minutes, we'll walk you through a live Trust Profile — the trace, the guardrails, the evidence, and the score behind them — on a system that looks like yours. No slideware. Your questions, straight answers.

Trust every AI decision.