Organization-controlled agent execution

One execution and evidence layer for agents acting on enterprise resources.

ContactLab lets Security, Platform, Compliance and business teams define how supported agents work: where they execute, which resources they can reach, when a person must decide and what evidence remains.

Four product layers

Control plane

Define reusable execution profiles for teams, resources and workloads. Profiles describe runtime configuration, resource scope, network policy, credential scope, approved tooling and review requirements.

Execution plane

Launch supported agents inside task-scoped, ephemeral execution environments instead of depending on a persistent workstation or one-off local setup.

Policy & review

Evaluate relevant execution activity against the configured control model and route designated actions through human review.

Evidence plane

Preserve the execution context required for review: session metadata, policy decisions, relevant events, artifacts, changes and reviewer outcomes.

Agents should receive the minimum access required for the task.

Agents become materially more powerful when they can execute commands, access repositories, query data, call APIs and use credentials. ContactLab makes those capabilities explicit parts of an execution profile rather than ambient privileges inherited from a user workstation or one-off local configuration.

Network

Define approved outbound destinations and resource paths for the governed workload.

Files & data

Expose only the repositories, paths, datasets or objects required for the task.

Secrets & identity

Scope credentials to the workload and avoid persistent credentials inside disposable execution environments.

Runtime

Use a clean, task-scoped execution environment with a defined toolchain and lifecycle.

Governance should not become another portal people have to fight.

Platform defines the execution boundary once. Teams work through familiar agent and resource workflows while ContactLab applies the execution profile, records relevant events and preserves the evidence required by Security.

Execution flow, top to bottom: user intent; ContactLab policy and execution profile; agent execution; change, artifact or result.

User intent
ContactLab policy / execution profile
Agent execution
Change / artifact / result

Reusable execution resources

Teams can start from reusable execution profiles, approved tooling, integration templates and policy configurations rather than assembling every environment from scratch. The value is the governed execution model, not the raw count of catalog items.

Execution profilesApproved toolingIntegration templatesPolicy configurations

Two agents today. One organizational control model.

ContactLab currently focuses on Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. Additional agent adapters are introduced only as production-ready customer demand requires them.

Claude CodeOpenAI Codex

See ContactLab at work.

During the meeting, we show a live or prepared governed execution in ContactLab's own company environment. You will see the enforced boundaries, a human review step and the evidence retained after the run.