Each capability is a governed surface. Together, they form the control loop that moves AI agents from informal usage to a governed operating model.
Governed sandbox definitions
Configure runtime, base image, tools, skills, prompt templates, managed files, MCP connections, scoped secrets, and approved egress before the agent starts. Templates are reusable across teams or customizable per use case. The sandbox definition is the policy contract for the entire run.
Isolated ephemeral execution
Agents run in one-shot environments that exist only for the task duration. The runner is provisioned, the agent executes, evidence is captured, and the environment is destroyed. No persistent access. No residual credentials. No cross-session contamination between tenants or teams.
Approved egress and scoped secrets
Network starts default-deny. Only pre-approved destinations are reachable. Cloud identity is scoped per workload. Secrets are injected only during execution and never persist beyond the session. The agent reaches only what the sandbox explicitly permits.
Live execution monitoring
View run status, tool activity, runtime events, policy blocks, and token usage in real time. Cancel runaway runs. Keep execution inside predefined boundaries. Every action the agent takes is captured as a structured event in the session history.
Human approval workflow
Route sensitive execution steps through human approval before the agent continues. Security and platform teams control what requires review. No agent action bypasses your approval workflow. Reviewers see full context before deciding.
Artifact and diff retention
Artifacts, diffs, manifests, and logs are stored in tenant-scoped storage with configurable retention. Evidence survives the ephemeral runner. Reviewers see what changed in the codebase hours or months after the session ended.
Usage visibility and billing
Track active runs per team, token consumption, cost signals, and governance metrics across your organization. See which teams adopt agents fastest, where policies trigger most, and where governance maturity stands.
Audit logs and evidence trail
Every session produces a structured record connecting the agent's actions to organizational policy. Session metadata, tool calls, policy decisions, artifact manifests, and review outcomes are retained for compliance and audit.
Role-based administration
Tenant-scoped login, role-based permissions, and user administration. Control who can define sandboxes, launch runs, approve actions, and review evidence. Every user operates within their assigned scope. Cross-tenant access is impossible by design.